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Here is the only one I could find for Vista.

Give this file a shot. Here is cablenut 4.08 just in case you don't have it.

01000001011011000110110000100000011100100110010101100001011001000111100100100000011010010110111000100000011011010110100101101110011001010010000100100001

When some people are copying the binary code there going to far and copying the words in the signatures. If you delete that part and just leave the binary and hit the "To Text" button it will work.

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01011001011011110111010100100000011001100110100101110010011100110111010000100001

010101000110100001100001011101000111001100100000011100000111001001100101011101000111010001111001001000000110001101101111011011110110110000101110001000000101010001101000011000010110111001101011011100110010000001100110011011110111001000100000011101000110100001100101001000000110011001101001011011100110010000101110

Here give this css. file a shot. I'll also attach Cablenut 4.08 just in case you don't have it.

What package do you have?

Fuck!! I'll print my own seeing as you got to do stuff your self around here! I'll get some thing printed along these lines!

You have a great day to George!

I don't use routers. I do know there is a program that will let you divide the speed to each computer I'm sure someone will come a long that knows it. So just keep checking back. Sorry I couldn't help!

Geopla, welcome to the forum a we hope you enjoy your stay here. When you say wireless you don't have a cable going to it at all and you pick comcast out of the air (WIFI)? Edit: Features of Comcast Wireless Home Networking * Multiple Computers: If you have multiple computers, and only one connection, Comcast makes it easy. Up to five computers can be connected to the Internet at once without incurring any additional charges. * Wireless Capabilities: Enjoy Internet access in every room and even outside within 150 feet of the gateway with Comcast wireless home networking. * Faster Speeds: The standard Comcast package gives you speeds of up to 4 Mbps downstream and 384 Kbps upstream. For an extra $10 per month, you get up to 6 Mbps downstream and 768 Kbps upstream. No more waiting around for pages to load or information to send. * Security Features: Everyone can enjoy Comcast

Take a word of advice do not get a woman anything to do with kitchen for Christmas or Her Birthday!

I don't think your speed is going to get any better!

Sorry to hear your ISP is such a Dick Head! At least you made some improvement over what you were getting.

That was fucking cool. Thanks for the find!

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Have you had your ISP come out and make sure everything is good from them to the computer?

That was pretty cool!

kisses_1505, Welcome to the forum and we hope you enjoy your stay here. Please make your post in English so others can read it and contribute to solving your problem.

And don't for get to download the lame.dll with it or it wont work!

I have Insightbb 10/1 internet and 90% of the time I'm over the 10meg.Here is the ccs. file I use and maybe it will work for you too. Do you have Cablenut 4.08 installed already? If not I will attach it at the bottom. You do know that after install the ccs. file you have to reboot for the numbers to set in the registry.

The 28/1 file I put up there a couple post was with a 1500 MTU. If you want to try and tweak it a little yourself put 28000 download and 1000 upload. I used 150 for the latency. You can change the latency up or down and play with the DL/UL until you get the results you want. If you want to get real technical 1024=Meg I used 1000 for a Meg. Good luck! Calculator for XP/2k: http://www.j79zlr.com/cablenutXP2k.php

Its like fuck me in my butt and I'll tell you if it feels good