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You need to get that sorted before anybody can help you.

Go to: cPanel > FTP Accounts > Click on your main FTP account (Your username usually) > Configure FTP Client. All your FTP information is listed there. I just tested my FTP connection and it works fine on my site. :)

Were the forums always running on vBulletin?

The layout is fine for me. It looks pretty good actually. :)

Cool, looks like a neat piece of software. :)

This. lol

Every host gets it's ups and downs... Computers aren't flawless. But they are becoming more & more stable. With this in mind, taking everything into account;- X10Hosting is one of the best free hosts out there. Infact I would say it is the best.

When I get my site up and running, I will add it to your site. :)

Good tutorial. :)

If it was optional, and you didn't like the ads being on your site for whatever reason (Maybe they look bad/they're messing up your website template), then you could disable them.

This looks brilliant. I'll have to try this out.

Couldn't have put it better myself. :)

Pretty cool. I like it :P

This should work.

Try the connection on a seperate PC if you can, does it still run slow? IF so, contact your ISP. If not, try doing a disk cleanup/defragment and see if that works. Another option would be to flush your DNS and renew your IP (Provided you're not on a static IP).

In essence, I see the 3 paid plans like this: Prime: - A good starting point, if you're running a small website, or want to try a cheap plan before moving up. Illuminate: - The perks of this, are you get premium-spec server hardware, with considerably less users using them. A very good...

Yes, The images are poor quality due to stretching. This lets the look of the website down. If you designed the images yourself, try re-scaling them in Photoshop/GIMP. Other than that, it looks fine. :)

Wrong section to post this buddy. But welcome nevertheless. :) Go Here for help with code/programming.

The Ubuntu Installer, is SUPER easy to use, it also gives the option to dual-boot, re-arrange partitions and set up multiple user accounts.

I've been stuck on this debate for quite some time. I dual-boot both OS's for that reason. As I have a decent CPU, I have no problems. If I want speed, I use Ubuntu, If I want Universal Compatibility, I use Windows. What I like about Ubuntu, is the ease at which it can be customized. The...