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You need to install it on an Athlon XP 2500+ to 3200+ computer system and it will work like a dream with at least a Gforce 5200 or better video card... forget trying to force this onto a pentium for and messing with hyperthreading... once XP is intalled with hyperthreading enabled on a pentium 4 it will lock up with 5 or more cameras enabled.

You connect it furthest to the recepticle farthest away from the back of the computer ... so its the second connector away from the metal part which is the back of the computer... if you dont know which way the cable goes in... and the cable doesnt have the tooth stop... you will have to compare where the tooth stop is supposed to go according to the red line on the edge of the cable, and install it accordingly how it should go.

Ok I have had troubles installing this anykeeper card on everything except an Athlon XP 2500+ to a 3400+ processing computer... forget about forcing a pentium 4 computer to work with it... unless if your really unwilling to trade out for an athlon XP system, you will need to disable hyperthreading in the BIOS, BEFORE you install the operating system... once windows XP has the hyperthreading kernals installed it will LOCK up after 5 or more cameras are activated in the anykeeper program... even 4 cameras working runs really shoddy. Anyways I am here because I am looking to see if anyone has gotten the card to network to the internet yet... I am trying to figure this out for my client who will probably not pay me $1000 due to the fact he is leaving town for 2 months and wants to watch his house remotely. when i click the network button in anykeeper.. I need to set the TCP/IP address, TCP/IP port (defaulted at 8013), username and password... and so my customer is on a broadband DSL account... but I cannot get it to connect, I tried the statip IP addy, with thier DSL username and password.. still no connecting... Hmm I even tried giving it my own domain name server IP with the ftp username and password.. lol not connecting... wtf do I do?