Who can figure this out?
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john336
Who can figure this out?
EL cable via TW- XP/ IE 6 connects @ 600kb, AOL connects @ 1.7 Mb, MSN Explorer 2.8Mb on the same PC! No easy fix, TW EL techs stumped, prob must be inside IE 6, any takers?
Connects where? Any "connection" value has almost no bearing on speed. The real stat is download/upload rate of a file.
No one has any right to force data on you
and command you to believe it or else.
If it is not true for you, it isn't true.
LRH
and command you to believe it or else.
If it is not true for you, it isn't true.
LRH
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john336
Running XP. Internet Explorer 6 comes pre-installed on XP, there's no way to uninstall it. I'm not sure I want to mess around in the Registry, I wouldn't know what to look for, I may have someone with more expertise do it for me. I use Earthlink cable via Time Warner. No routers. Testing on Bandwidthplace, cable-modem.net, cnet, Broadband reports, PC Pitstop, etc.
A sincere thanks to you!
A sincere thanks to you!
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john336
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Also, AOL and MSN cache aggresively. It doesn't surprise me your speed measured to them is uber, as you aren't actually traversing the internet to get to 123xyz.com, as they have cached those pages locally on their network.
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When I think of those whom I respect the most, you are there.....serving them drinks.
Expectations Vs. Reality
Run a web-based antivirus scan
HELP!! I have a virus, how do I get rid of it????
Minimum permissions REQUIRED for running IIS5
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john336
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john336
All Fixed! 2.8Mb on bandwidthplace! It was the IP address that Earthink gave me. They give you one for a month then change it. I just tried my IE test speed because I saw a tip that said to place "-no home" in your IE home page set up to speed up IE. I did it and thought 'wow this fixed it' but when I checked the IP address at the bottom of the test page I saw a new number! I had a feeling this was the problem, but no one else agreed. I'm stoked and I didn't have to uninstall MSN or AOL! Thanks to all who helped!!!!!!!