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JRE (Java Runtime Environment) shouldn't (more like isn't...) a requirement for running the status meter... Have no idea how nor why that would fix the problem... ... View more

Java and JavaScript are two different things... A computer program can run JavaScript with out Java being installed... @Liz You may need to look into this...  There are also a few people in a private setting that are experiencing this... @Amanda may know more since she seems to frequent that group of people... ... View more

To be honest... SmartBrowsing replaced the FAP...  Soo... ... View more

Most likely not unless you can provide enough real reasoning and persuade the moderators. ... View more

To be honest, the times you posted are considered peak times, so it's most likely a network congestion issue. ... View more

IPGW stands for Internet Protocol Gate Way.  You can find this under the System Status or System Information on HT1000, HT1100 and the HT2000w. ... View more

wade_bear, You can find out what gateway you are coming down on by looking at your IPGW...  There is no way to change what gateway you are going through though. I think @Gwalk900 has a map and a little more information on figuring out where your gateway is located. ... View more

What about the file in particular that is mentioned in the error?  I am suspecting that uninstalling isn't removing that file for some reason, and that's why a reinstall isn't working. ... View more

Vampy, Try uninstalling the status meter and usage meter from your system, then navigate to C:\Users\Vampy\AppData\Roaming\HughesNet Usage Meter\, and delete anything that desides in that folder.  Also navigate to c:\program files\hughesnet-usage-meter and delete anything that may reside in that folder.  Then download and install the latest version (Should be 6.6) and see what happens. ... View more

coreyangfinley, To cancel service you need to call (866) 347-3292 and request that your account be closed.  Please remember to return your Hughesnet Modem, and the transmitter if a lease customer, they are located on the dish otherwise you may face un-returned equipment fees. Thanks, C0RR0SIVE ... View more

If they accidently click back it will double-post... ... View more

Just thought you would like to know, a WISP has a much lower operational cost.  $20,000 tower vs. $500,000,000 satellite and $1,000,000 support facilities? ... View more

Rebeccadoan, Please create a new thread, also, legal threats, and threats of contacting the B.B.B. don't work so great here. As for fraud, no, it's not, it is stated in the contract that Hughesnet can use any card stored on file for payments.  Whether you ever read the contract or not (sorry, but most people just don't read such things, thinking it's all mumbo jumbo) is another story. ... View more

"If I was getting the speeds that you are, you never would have seen or heard from me at all." You mean speeds like these? Where two results are litterally as slow as Dial Up? Sorry to say, but, I know why those speeds occured, and I accept the fact of why they happened.  And no way in heck would I try a 12MB download test at those speeds, ever download a 12MB file on dial up? LOL Did Hughes "fix" my issue? Yes and no, they offered me Gen5 when Gen4 was at capacity and I jumped ship. ... View more

That... I honestly have no idea.  I know you wont have to pay the last month, but I am unsure about the current... I think Hughesnet bills a month ahead and processes the account cancelation on the last day that you are paid up to... @Gwalk900 or @BirdDog may have a better idea in regards to that. ... View more

Provided you return your equipment if a lease customer, the ETF is what they state on the phone when you call in to cancel.  It starts out at $400, and goes down a little each passing month till the end of the 2 year contract. ... View more

rlucken, If you have filed complaints with those agencies, you will recieve responses with in the time alloted by each agency. As for "to solve a issue that they created", I would like to know how Hughesnet created this issue?  It is a known fact for any satellite provider to be profitable, they have, and MUST oversell the service and impose data caps to help stave off the impending congestion.  I am sorry you feel they created an issue and should bend over backwards and not make you sign a contract to help them pay off a new satellite system, but they aren't here as a non-profit.  They do have to make money, and they must recover costs.  The only way to do that is by one, having people commit for a minimum time period to a service, regardless of if they are past present, or a future customer.  Two, they must oversell the system. Or would you have been happier to have been told, "sorry, but we can't provide you any service what so ever" when trying to find a new ISP, like VSAT does? Just to be blunt, this will happen every time a system becomes overloaded and a new system is brought online to help alleviate the issue.  Happened going from HN7000 to SpacewayIII, and happened going from SpacewayIII to Jupiter One, and it's happening again going from Jupiter One to Jupiter II.   As far as the whole, "I would be willing to put money that several of the people "posting" on here are hughesnet employee's" statement...  The only direct employees here are Moderators and Administrators.  There are a few independent installers such as @gokartergo24 and El Dorado Network that post here, but aside from that, the rest of us are typical customers. ... View more

The system needs to see that you do have a Gen5 account available otherwise it wont display the Video Data Saver options...   ... View more

Just gonna say this now, lawyer threats wont work, drop the b/s. Either upgrade, or wait till Jupiter One has fewer people on it, there's nothing else you can do.  They can't just magically add bandwidth to Jupiter One at this point.  While there are beam expansions going on, they aren't doing much in terms of performance for everyone. ... View more

Not overly consistent, but staying above 25Mbps ... View more

Yes, it is compatible with Gen5 service, however you may need a repoint to Jupiter II since Jupiter One(The Gen4 bird) currently does not support Gen5 service. ... View more

Depends on what plans you had available on Gen4 vs Gen5, most people had the lower tier of plans available to them, which are now cheaper, or they can stay at roughly the same cost and get a slightly larger bucket. ... View more

I suspect there are minimal differences between the 2000 and 2000w in that respect. ... View more

One would think it would be an option... /shrugs/ marketing is all I can say about that. -.- ... View more

For some reason I always thought you was on Spaceway3... I am more curious about something else, but that may have to wait till "ask an engineer" day if we ever have one again... (HT2000 vs HT2000w, and yes, there is another modem, and strangely I can't find the w variants white papers on the Hughes site but can find the HT2000!) ... View more

Curiously... Jezra wasn't you on an HN9000? Liz, will the HT1100 be Jupiter II compatible?  I would imagine it would need new software to be made aware of JII if so... If Jezra was on an HN9000(I honestly can't remember whether he could see J1 or not!), and the HT1100 isn't Jupiter II compatible (even though it will be Gen5 compatible) then he would be stuck with the more costly HT2000w still. So why keep an HT1100 unit around on Gen5 aside from those that don't want to be on the new bird?  Hughes logic is beyond me lately. ... View more

@Liz How can the HT1100 offer Gen5 plans when Wifi is touted as being a component to Gen5 according to all marketing material that I have seen? @jezra The video data saver works on popular websites like Netflix(not sure on this one in how it works!), Youtube, and Hulu if you have the video player set to "Auto" which it is by default.  What happens is Youtube bases the stream resolution on how fast the last downloaded chunk occured, thus if it takes long enough to download, it will set the resolution lower.  You could in theory set your own data saver up if you know how with traffic shaping. You can actually see a continuous lower amount of incoming traffic from the HT2000W to your device when streaming a video and data saver on.  When the mode is disabled or "snoozing" you will see the higher burst speeds typical of youtube downloading large chunks of data even at 720p.  It's highly unlikely they are processing a throttled stream gateway side for each individual user and are doing it at the modem level.  Less work gateway side, more work modem side, certainly more efficient than you would think, and keeps extra load out of an area we don't want it, the gateway facility.  The less load the gateway has, the better for everyone. 720p60 Stream:   480p Stream: ... View more