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Is there a way to see and/or change the amount of bandwidth each applicable
program uses?
program uses?
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Bandwith of what?erikfx4 said:Is there a way to see and/or change the amount of bandwidth each
applicable
program uses?
Jim
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Bandwidth is the speed in which your DSL, Cable or dial-up is connected
to the Internet. You can test it here. To control/adjust it is up to your
ISP (Internet Service Provider).
ActiveSpeed - View your test results
http://www.ascentive.com/run/click/@268459509817/products/LP/ASF30-ATF-LP023-0A00-5124.html
Bandwidth Speed Test
http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/
to the Internet. You can test it here. To control/adjust it is up to your
ISP (Internet Service Provider).
ActiveSpeed - View your test results
http://www.ascentive.com/run/click/@268459509817/products/LP/ASF30-ATF-LP023-0A00-5124.html
Bandwidth Speed Test
http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/
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The different programs that access the computer: AIM, IE, Limewire, etc.
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Hi Byte,
I tried your Ascentive link and I get a testing error message. The
explanation is: "Your network settings may be inaccurately configured.
Packet size may be non-optimum."
Any advice on what I should do? I do have internet performance issues
intermitantly.
I tried your Ascentive link and I get a testing error message. The
explanation is: "Your network settings may be inaccurately configured.
Packet size may be non-optimum."
Any advice on what I should do? I do have internet performance issues
intermitantly.