My speed

[Larsenal]

Sounds like you need to upgrade to Web 2.0! Honestly, you're going to have to provide more details about the situation if you expect to get any guidance.

[Razmar]

find a better provider

[Bradml]

Just turn your modem off, open internet explorer, try browse to http://google.com . Now turn your modem back on and try browse to the same page. You will notice it loads waaaaay faster the secound time.

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[Psycho Coder Extreme]

Bradml wrote:

Just turn your modem off, open internet explorer, try browse to http://google.com . Now turn your modem back on and try browse to the same page. You will notice it loads waaaaay faster the secound time.

:laugh::doh: That made me almost spew soda onto my monitor, now I have to send the cleaners bill to you ;P

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[New5]

Thanks for your response I was trying to it but its same and do you know why I have a lot time out when I want to download for example my speed between 4,55kb to 3,56kb I want to donwload a file it started but sudden it stops and my speed decrease to 2,98kb,2,54kb and 1,45kb Thanks

[New5]

Thanks for your response I dont know what do you need,excatly? but I use of dialup connection and on the connection window it shows speed=50.0 kbps I search on the internet for some programs that they increase speed of internet but its not helpful for me and also I have a lot of time out when I download a file I on the orbit software I saw that my speed of 1,46kb and even 850bts for example I can download a file 525kb on the 5 or 6 minutes. how can I use of web2.0 Thanks

[Abu Mami]

Spray all of your cables with WD40 - I think you're having a problem with the bits sticking.

[Psycho Coder Extreme]

New5 wrote:

Thanks for your response I was trying to it but its same and do you know why I have a lot time out when I want to download for example my speed between 4,55kb to 3,56kb I want to donwload a file it started but sudden it stops and my speed decrease to 2,98kb,2,54kb and 1,45kb

Can you put this into a format we can read? Try this, unplug the phone line from your computer then get a real ISP

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[rsaint27]

:omg::laugh:

[Bradml]

:laugh:

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[spsharma]

If I understand you correctly you want to ask - how to increase internet speed. - Preferable solution is to change your ISP as someone already mentioned. - I don't know how to increase speed of web page but you can increase other file download speed to some extent using third party downloading softwares like Download Accelerator Plus or Gigaget. These program opens multiple connection to a downloadable file and your download can get a little faster.

[Dave Kreskowiak]

You have very little to no control over this. Other than, what's already been suggested, changing ISP's. Even then, you will probably not see much of a difference on dial up. You're only real speed increase is going to come from changing your connection type. Like a cable modem or DSL. Seeing as you're in Iran, I don't think you have those options. If dial up is your only connection option, your stuck. It's that simple.

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[Roger Wright]

While WD-40 will clear up almost any disorder short of virginity, it sounds more like a case of tangled cables. The zeroes slip around tight corners just fine, but the ones aren't so smooth and sometimes get stuck. The only way to be sure is to use a packet analyzer to view the data stream. If a large number of packets are being resent because of corruption, it's a sure sign that only some bits are getting hung up, and it's likely that the ones are at fault. Taking the tight bends out of the cable will repair this condition. If it's a truly slow connection, then all packets will be unusually delayed (high latency) rather than being corrupted, and WD-40 or a change of ISP is indicated.

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