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Felix Atagong
My Dell laptop is very slow to logon to the internet,
to start reading or sending mail,
to start downloading anti-virus files.
It can take up till 60 seconds before the connection is made.
Once the connection is established speed is normal.
I think this could be because the laptop has several net-interfaces:
wifi wireless (not activated)
bluetooth (not activated)
telephone modem (not activated)
G3card and software (activated)
and last but not least - the good old fashioned
RJ45-plug
The laptop also has Skype that uses an internet connection.
Is the logon time so slow because XP tries the (useless) wireless
network-gateways before the cabled one?
If yes, is there a possiblilty to change this order so that the pc tries the
RJ45-socket first.
Felix
to start reading or sending mail,
to start downloading anti-virus files.
It can take up till 60 seconds before the connection is made.
Once the connection is established speed is normal.
I think this could be because the laptop has several net-interfaces:
wifi wireless (not activated)
bluetooth (not activated)
telephone modem (not activated)
G3card and software (activated)
and last but not least - the good old fashioned
RJ45-plug
The laptop also has Skype that uses an internet connection.
Is the logon time so slow because XP tries the (useless) wireless
network-gateways before the cabled one?
If yes, is there a possiblilty to change this order so that the pc tries the
RJ45-socket first.
Felix