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The Common Room / Re: What Newspaper covers Allerton Bywater
« on: Friday 24 October 25 12:00 BST (UK) »Local news would probably be at Castleford.
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Local news would probably be at Castleford.
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Technical Help / Re: Anybody have full fibre fitted?
« on: Saturday 17 May 25 20:04 BST (UK) »
So the outside box is so they can fiddle about with it without entering the house.
The other thing mentioned to me is that my landline will be digital and needs the broadband
on if I want to use it. If the power goes off, or the broadband goes down, the phone doesn't work.
The other thing mentioned to me is that my landline will be digital and needs the broadband
on if I want to use it. If the power goes off, or the broadband goes down, the phone doesn't work.
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Technical Help / Re: Anybody have full fibre fitted?
« on: Saturday 17 May 25 19:01 BST (UK) »So Gadget, is your junction box fitted to an outside wall and then an hole drilled through the wall
and the fibre connected to the ONT box. And does this box need a power point?
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Technical Help / Re: Anybody have full fibre fitted?
« on: Saturday 17 May 25 18:46 BST (UK) »
No they are not the same but have the same name according to some on google. 
As I understand it the outside one is a junction box, the fibre goes through the wall and
connects to the ONT (Optical Network Terminal.) If I understand it correctly, the inside box connects
to the router and also needs connecting to a power point.
You are quite correct Gadget
As I understand it the outside one is a junction box, the fibre goes through the wall and
connects to the ONT (Optical Network Terminal.) If I understand it correctly, the inside box connects
to the router and also needs connecting to a power point.
You are quite correct Gadget
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Technical Help / Anybody have full fibre fitted?
« on: Saturday 17 May 25 17:28 BST (UK) »Does anybody have any experience of an outside ONT box and an internal ONT box.
Both have the same name so it can be confusing as both have to be fitted.
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Technical Help / Re: deleted photos on laptop
« on: Friday 15 November 24 12:38 GMT (UK) »
Good thinking 
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Technical Help / Re: deleted photos on laptop
« on: Friday 15 November 24 12:20 GMT (UK) »
Software helps to recover deleted files from Hard Disk Drives formatted under NTFS.
Tool can recover deleted files if subsequent operations with the disk didn't rewrite last one.
For start recovery please press <Next> button.
From:- https://recoverytoolbox.com/like.html You want the freeware one at the bottom,
recover deleted files.
This is a free programme . Read the blurb but use at your own risk. Can't remember if it was any good. Other people might give a better solution.
Tool can recover deleted files if subsequent operations with the disk didn't rewrite last one.
For start recovery please press <Next> button.
From:- https://recoverytoolbox.com/like.html You want the freeware one at the bottom,
recover deleted files.
This is a free programme . Read the blurb but use at your own risk. Can't remember if it was any good. Other people might give a better solution.
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Technical Help / Re: deleted photos on laptop
« on: Friday 15 November 24 12:09 GMT (UK) »Ah! sorry I've not heard it called the delete box before. I have several programmes on my
computer which recover deleted photos but I've had limited success with them.
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Technical Help / Re: deleted photos on laptop
« on: Friday 15 November 24 12:04 GMT (UK) »
Check your recycle bin. Deleted pictures are usual put in there. If they are you can put them back where they belong. If not you would have to try a specialist programme to recover them. Lets us
know the result. Also are you on Onedrive if so your pics will have been saved to cloud.
know the result. Also are you on Onedrive if so your pics will have been saved to cloud.