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your Norton's AV has autoprotection enabled by default, try disable it also i think your settings is fine VanBuren

as i see it these ppl must be mentally ill, they have no compassion and no respect for those animals that video really makes me sick, i hope these ppl will have to pay for these acts one way or another Btw im a hunter myself, and have no problems killing animals, but atleast i give them a instant kill and make sure they are dead before i skin them. VanBuren

quote from http://ndt-hc.twaren.net:7123/admin.html "Theoritical Limit - The maximum throughput that a connection could achieve over the end-to-end path. This value is calculated using web100 values for Round-Trip-Time, Packet size, and Packet loss. A properly functioning TCP implementation will never exceed this value. This value does not take the physical network interface speeds into account. This value is meaningful when packet loss rates are large, RTT's are big, or packet sizes are small. Send Buffer - The size, in Bytes, of the NDT server's transmit buffer. Receive Buffer - The size, in Bytes, of the Desktop Clients advertised receive buffer." Network based flow control will show the cap, how its measured i do not know VanBuren

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looks like your maxing out, there is nothing more to do "The network based flow control limits the throughput to 0.15 Mbps" VanBuren

test this download this attached file Adrian_T.zip unzip it and dubbleclick on the file now click save to registry reboot test speed again VanBuren

it would only take a few minutes to test VanBuren

hey decemberbullets and welcome to the forum bypass your ruter and conect direct to modem via ethernet, test that OOL file again VanBuren

what speed do you get here http://ndt-hc.twaren.net:7123/ VanBuren

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Cholla yea that apply for dial-up aswell multiplayer games using UDP protocol and with that server send packets at a certain rate, nomatter if your connection can handle it or not, when your using all your bandwith and server try to send you more packets then your cap can handle, the packet will be lost the NDT test using TCP protocol so the server cant send the packets faster then your connection ask the server to transfer, cos you need to send acknowledgepackets to server that you received the last packet before the server can send a new one, and if you didnt get the last packet the server will resend it. VanBuren

hey cholla that trace looks good, hop 9 has probl down prioritize ICMP traffic, so it wont affect speed thats not unusual for backbones VanBuren

try this cablenut file unzip, dubbleclick, click save to registry and reboot VanBuren

if you have plenty of bandwith you will have a stable ping, and many times thats alot better then a low unstable ping and low bandwith with low bandwidth you will get packetloss when you hit the cap VanBuren

hey Adrian_T and welcom eto the forum follow all these steps and post again https://testmy.net/forum/t-2097 VanBuren

caps off please... follow all these steps and post again https://testmy.net/forum/t-2097 VanBuren

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hey Marlboro23 and welcome to the forum thats good speed overseas, also try this test its in Sweden http://www.testmy.net/o-mirror-VanBuren VanBuren

hey eddychew and welcome to the forum follow all these steps and post again https://testmy.net/forum/t-2097 install that SP2 p2p fix and also cablenut, let me know what the maximal upload and download speed (advertised) is for your connection VanBuren

email this to your ISP, and then they can check your modem singnals http://www.broadbandreports.com/quality/nil/1763089 that looks real bad VanBuren

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hey undesiredprophet and welcome to the forum it sounds like problems with modem signal run this linequality test http://www.dslreports.com/tools "Line Packet Loss Testing Packet loss tests on your line, including identification of any problem routers en-route to you.." copy the result URL adress and paste it here so we can see it VanBuren

Derren Brown, the UK's far-superior version of David Blaine, tricks some guy into thinking he's in the middle of a real-life zombie game. http://www.fz.se/wtf/view.php?linkid=1505 not very nice, but crazy VanBuren

i use Norton Internet Security 2005, never had a problem with it VanBuren