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Ah, I misunderstood. My network speed is 100Mpbs. It always has been, I've never seen it change. Thanks for the help!

I'm 'supposed' to get 50/3, but before it started being ultra slow I was getting 30-40/3.2 on the computer in question.

I've heard that can mess things up, but no, neither of them have ever been plugged into power strips.

It was working fine a couple of weeks ago, I can't see how that would have happened.

Nope, as I mentioned I have formatted and reinstalled Windows since this started, and I always keep everything clean anyway.

A couple of weeks ago I started getting much slower internet speeds on my PC. Speeds on different devices in the house in Mbps (Down/Up): My PC (Powerline) - 2-8/3 iPad (WiFi) - 30-40/3.1 Laptop1 (WiFi) 50/3.2 Laptop2 (WiFi) 50/3.2 Media PC (Ethernet) 50/3.2 You get the picture. As you can imagine, the speed does fluctuate in peak hours etc, but the fastest speed I am getting at the moment is still only 8Mbps down. Since the slowdown I have formatted my SSD (boot drive), restarted the router and powerline adapters multiple times, and updated my network drivers. I would be incredibly appreciative of any help, networking issues are my least favourite to diagnose. Thanks in advance.

Ah, I've already tried that I can't even seem to get OneDrive running without a Microsoft account.

Thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention, I am using Windows 8.1. So OneDrive is integrated deeply into the OS, and using it without converting my local account to a Microsoft account is proving difficult. In short, I need an address to set as the destination for Backup4All, and I can't seem to use the method you mentioned with my local Windows account.

I am trying to set up a nightly backup to OneDrive in Windows 8.1 while using a local account. Backup4All looks like a pretty good program but I can't work out how to configure it to backup to OneDrive. Any ideas?

I'm considering buying this monitor. Have any of you used/heard anything about it? http://aoc-europe.com/en/products/i2476vwm#product-detail-technical

I saw that one earlier, but the glossy plastic really won't be any good as I often have direct sunlight on my monitor. As for modding, it did occur to me (I saw the video) but I don't think it's worth it unless the panel is insanely good value.

For a while I have been meaning to get a new primary monitor, and demote my old TN to use as a secondary monitor. In addition to the specs mentioned in the title; it must have anti-glare, and ideally no glossy plastic bezels (for the same reason). I'd also like to keep the price under $240/£150. What are your recommendations? So far I have found these: AOC I2476VWM Asus VS239HV Thoughts? The AOC looks particularly tempting.

There are no Uplay, or Ubisoft related files in my documents.

These are not actually mine, nevertheless here they are. A few of my favourites from Battlefield 4: All credit goes to Berdu. https://twitter.com/Berduu https://www.youtube.com/Berduuu https://www.flickr.com/photos/berduu/

I recently upgraded my boot drive to an SSD and plan to use my 1TB HDD for storage. However, before I format it I need to make sure I've got everything backed up. Backing up Steam game saves was easy, but I still have to Backup my Origin and Uplay saves. There doesn't seem to be a backup system in the clients (unlike Steam), so how do I manually back them up?