I have recently changed from bt internet to sky. My C drive still shows the bt home hub contents even though I removed the bt software from the programs uninstall process. I cannot delete from the C drive, so what can I do to remove this.

Yes u can get it online, here is one more link where u can get all ser manuals ::::
http://www.manualslib.com/manual/714158/Lenovo-Tab-A10-70.html

This page will show you where the default password is for all the BT Hubs. Where to find admin password BT Home Hub Help BT com Help If you need to reset the device as the password has been changed then look here How do reset my BT Home Hub to its factory settings Help BT com Help This will change the passwords to what are written on the BT Hub.

if you have a dialer plz check on setting on dialer you see one option on downside anyone connect internet plz check that. .

Help Line: 800-111-4567

you can also change the BT home hub 2.0(black)encryption type to WEP type. all you need to do is follow the steps to change the type of encryption to WEP.

• connect a computer using the ethernet cable to the hub(its the black cable with yellow leads).
• open an internet explorer or anyother browser, in the address bar just type 192.168.1.254.
• you will be getting the BT home hub manager page with please reset your password, asking for three credentials.
• in the first bar enter the default admin password or the admin password which is found in the wireless card or at the back of the home hub in the label. in the second and third bars enter the password of your own, something like admin1.
• you will be getting another page coming with four options at the top (home, services, settings and troubleshooting).
• click on settings, and below troubleshooting in the blue bar itself , you will see advanced settings. click on it.
• then click on continue to advanced settings, now below home in the blue bar itself, click on wireless.
• after you do that, you will see two options called as configuration and security. click on security. there you will see the option to change the wireless encryption to WEP.after changing the type to WEP, type the same password again in the section for password and click on apply to save changes.
  
• check whether your printer is connecting to your home hub after that,
  

I am a person who work for BT in the tech help desk dept. if you have any trouble in doing this please reply to this message

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There are ISPs that block utorrent. I found this explanation of how to do port forwarding on the BT home hub, though: http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/BT/BTHomeHub/Utorrent.htm
So, all I can suggest is to open the ports on your home hub as suggested above and to connect your computer straight to your home hub rather than to your CWR-854 (unless you actually have no such router and just picked that to ask the question under).
It is possible that someone has decided that you should not use torrents (they slow down everyone because they actually have the nerve to use the internet) and they are associated with thieves. Not to mention that there are tons of legit uses for them,
This could be someone in your ISP or your house. So do you have access to everything? You can poke around with telnet - can you access the ports on the other systems that utorrent accesses to make itself part of the network of systems that are downloading and sharing the torrent?
But if one knows the ports it is easy to block torrent.
If you have multiple routers that do nat, the home hub has to forward to your router, not to your system. So if your router is 192.168.3.12 and your system is 192.168.5.6, the BT home hub has to forward to the port on your router, on 192.168.3.12 , and your router has to forward to your system on 192.168.5.6. If the home hub tries to forward directly to your system (if you have multiple routers, which you might have because of the way you asked your question) then it won't work since your router hides 192.168.5.6.

There are some sat that r working with what is called slingers or iks and hub but to get those channels you still have to pay for the iks and slingers. I would check the sat forums.

Try this link http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProducts/displayTopic.do?topicId=27873&s_cid=con_FURL_gettingsetup/interference#tab4
I had the same problem. I tried everything I could think of but this is what eventually fixed my problem.
Hope it works for you

Not a total solution, but a reason , perhaps.

I have both BroadBand and Telephone from BT.

In the past they always billed you with one bill. also if your phone was cut off due to lack off payment so the BB went off also.

they have now split their billing system - and services- into two separate identities, meaning that the phone could be cut off for calls yet your Broadband will still work and vice versa.

So, i would say the problem lies with BT , even though you have ordered your BB from Sky they still have to ask BT to setup your service at the exchange. It seems that they have not checked your service for both BB and phone.

I recently had my phone cut off (BT's 'direct debit 'accident'!) but my BB worked throughout the fortnight it took them to resolve where my paid bill money was!..

So. Call your main service provider (that would be Sky if you get no bills from BT) and tell them your phone service has most certainly NOT been activated.

I recently spent 17 hours over 3 days speaking to 23 customer assistants, before reaching a manager who resolved a similar issue for me at BT.

Under their new setup BB personel cannot see your phone account and phone personel cannot see your BB account - and we get charged over 1/3rd more for this mayhem . their reason explained to me as "having everything on one bill was confusing some customers so you now have two accounts and two bills for everything" !!

your socket is fine as you have enough connection for BB which takes more bandwidth than a voice line.

Basically you have some corporate customer service red tape to hack through.

Good luck

Yes, you are able to connect your 360 using a hardwired connection. In fact, it is even faster that way!

Your BT Home Hub has two ethernet jacks on it, for use with whatever devices you wish to connect to the internet (in this case, your 360). Simply plug your 360's ethernet cable into the jack, and voila! You can now access Live. However, if you wish to host games over live, you may need to open up certain ports for Live to use.

The ports are listed at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/908874

A manual for using and setting up your BT Home Hub is at:
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProducts/displayTopic.do?topicId=16536
Near the bottom of the page is a link for the PDF version of the manual.