Network Magic or Home Network Defender is Blocking Uploads

I removed my primary hard drive and installed a new, faster larger one. When I installed Network Magic I have been getting some significant problems:
1. Speed test shows 0 Kbps upload speed and the gauge shows nothing uploaded on the Network Magic Speed Test
2. I can NOT upload my videos to my external video publishing site - the Vimeo uploader is erroring out and crashing. When I try the browser tool, I am getting an error that says I can not upload the file.
I did not have this problem before I reinstalled Network Magic. My other computers do not have this problem.
I am using:
Network Magic Pro Version 5.5.9195.0-pure0
The OS on this computer is Vista Ultimate Service Pack 2
The internet connection is CABLE via Atlantic Broadband
The Router is a Linksys WRT610Nv2 Fireware 2.00.00 B05
The computer's virus software is NETSAFE Security Suite from Altantic Broadband - Firewall is NOT active. ( this is different than my other computer that is on the network, and it different than my prior installation configuration on my old hard drive - it used McAfee.

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Message Edited by Vince_02 on 11-25-2009 05:09 AM

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