Posts by Zachary Peterson33

Right when I boot up into Windows, I get hit with this error message right away:
There was a problem starting C:\windows\system32\sshnas.ddl

The specified module cannot be found
I just hit "OK" and the box disappears, but what am I actually supposed to do here? Which specific file is missing from my system, and is there a way to get it back where it belongs?

Look, I don't care if the connection drops while I'm just browsing the web—it’s not a big deal to me then. But when I'm right in the middle of an online match and I get kicked three times in a row? That’s when you lose your cool and things start getting real messy.👎

Everything just cuts out completely, except for the power light which stays on, and then the whole system just restarts itself from scratch, exactly like when you first hit the power button.

They checked my line and everything looks fine on their end. I swapped out the cable, but that didn't fix anything. I even tried plugging it into a different outlet to rule out power issues, but still nothing. They brought over a different router, yet the thing keeps rebooting on me. They’re supposed to bring over a Siemens router on Monday—if that one starts acting up too, I’m honestly at a total loss for what else to do. This whole mess started happening right after I installed 🤷

Hey everyone!

I'm running into a headache here that I just can't seem to shake. So, I've got a Thompson SpeedTouch ADSL router set up, and I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.

I’ve been using this ADSL connection for about a year now, and honestly, I never had a single issue with the connection or the hardware—until about a week ago when I upgraded to Windows 7. When I was still rocking Windows XP, everything was smooth sailing. Now, out of nowhere, the router just keeps rebooting itself. It basically shuts down, leaving nothing but the power light blinking, and then it cycles right back up like I just plugged it into the wall myself. Some guys on another forum suggested it might be a hardware failure rather than an issue with Windows 7—like maybe the power adapter finally kicked the bucket. I actually called AT&T to come out and check my line speeds and reset the router, but while they were here, the thing just rebooted again. To make matters worse, they sent a second tech today who swapped in a completely different router just to rule things out, but nope—the new one is doing the exact same thing.

The weirdest part is that it restarts regardless of what I'm doing; whether I'm browsing the web or playing a game, it just cuts out. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with the actual internet traffic. I'm at my wit's end. I've already tried swapping out the cables and plugging it into a different outlet, but it's the same story every time. A buddy of mine uses the exact same version of Windows and says he hasn't had any trouble at all.

If anyone has any ideas or a fix that might help me out, please let me know.

Thanks!

There is one thing about Windows 7 that just makes absolutely no sense to me. I have a 5.1 setup, everything is plugged in exactly where it should be, and the settings within Windows 7 show everything is configured correctly. I’ve gone through the speaker tests over and over—I swear I’ve tested each individual speaker at least 300 times—and they all work fine. But the second I actually try to play something, whether it's a movie or an MP3, only two speakers kick in. It’s driving me crazy! Instead of actual surround sound, I'm basically stuck with stereo. No center channel, no rear channels, nothing... just a total mess. I'm feeling really Angry because I honestly have no clue what else to try at this point!

Hey there!

So, I finished installing Windows 7 Ultimate yesterday, and honestly, everything seems to be running smoothly so far—except for one thing that’s driving me absolutely nuts!

My router, which is hooked up via Comcast, keeps rebooting on its own. It happened twice already; for example, I’ll just launch Football Manager to start a session, and suddenly the router just shuts itself down and restarts out of nowhere. I have no clue why this is happening!!! Back when I was running XP, I never dealt with any of this nonsense. Now I'm wondering, is this going to be an issue once I start playing online games? Is there some setting in the OS I can tweak to stop this from happening?