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    Zoe

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    #62087   2008-05-20 12:33 GMT      
    Here's my situation, I have a laptop and wireless desktop both connected to the same wireless connection. Both are wireless g systems. The laptop downloads if I am lucky at 90kb/s and my desktop is a blazing 12kb/s. I HAVE DSL! This is so frustrating. I have checked both my computers for viruses and spyware. None found. I have check my DSL connection with the phone company. The problem isn't with them. Does anybody have any suggestions to get my desktop internet speed to a reasonable speed? Thank you for helping.

    Also, I even tried connecting directly to the DSL modem with a ethernet cable. Same results. Something is wrong with my computer and I can't seem to find it. It is a new computer that I bought 6 months ago. (Not fully outdated yet).

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    #62088   2008-05-20 12:39 GMT      
    It's not your computer(s). If both of them are slow I'd look at my wiring, my DSL modem, and connections.

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    #62089   2008-05-20 18:33 GMT      
    I'd try another computer, or perhaps get online using some Linux Live CD or something. That way you could eliminate the possibility of it being a software problem. The different speeds among your machines make me think you may have some sort of software hindering the speed, at least on the desktop. Perhaps an over-protective firewall or spyware?
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