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jerryfreeman
I set up a simple home network to share a cable modem connection. Up
to 4 pcs, 2 hooked up directly via ethernet cable to the CompUSA 4
Port 10/100 MPS Switch/Wireless Rounter and 2 PCs connecting via
wireless cards. 3 of the 4 pcs run XP, the forth is a laptop running
2000. After working fine for over a year, the internet connection
becomes very, very slow when connected thru the switch/router. When I
disconnect the cable modem and connect directly to one of the pc's,
internet works fine. When switching back to router the connection is
stable for a short while then gradually degrades to a point that it
appears frozen. When a 2nd pc connects to the router and shares net,
the process of degrade only takes a few minutes. When one pc is
connected thru thru the router the stable connection lasts a bit longer
but is down in just a couple of hours.
The pcs using wireless (kids rooms) both had lots of spyware, but check
clean now. Where do I start?
to 4 pcs, 2 hooked up directly via ethernet cable to the CompUSA 4
Port 10/100 MPS Switch/Wireless Rounter and 2 PCs connecting via
wireless cards. 3 of the 4 pcs run XP, the forth is a laptop running
2000. After working fine for over a year, the internet connection
becomes very, very slow when connected thru the switch/router. When I
disconnect the cable modem and connect directly to one of the pc's,
internet works fine. When switching back to router the connection is
stable for a short while then gradually degrades to a point that it
appears frozen. When a 2nd pc connects to the router and shares net,
the process of degrade only takes a few minutes. When one pc is
connected thru thru the router the stable connection lasts a bit longer
but is down in just a couple of hours.
The pcs using wireless (kids rooms) both had lots of spyware, but check
clean now. Where do I start?