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1. 100Mbps would probably relate to the wired part of the router. Since internet speeds are increasing going with a G would help with any bandwidth problems. 2. Encryption can be important when talking about security (keeping people from accessing your network), you might want to look into MAC filtering (all routers have 24/7 tech support) 3. I would go with a belkin wireless G router

I would do the following; hopefully you are somewhat computer savvy. This should help tweak your Windows XP SP2 https://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=1497 This should help tweak your Windows XP in general https://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php This should further help (thanks to VAN) https://testmy.net/topic-2097

I would do the following; hopefully you are somewhat computer savvy. This should help tweak your Windows XP SP2 https://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=1497 This should help tweak your Windows XP in general https://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php This should further help (thanks to VAN) https://testmy.net/topic-2097

Pity the satellite users, please. I would hate to go through all these problems for a 1mbit or lower.

Wired will have the best performance.

Did you check all the other links (tutorials) on the left-hand side? http://www.good-tutorials.com/ This place has a lot of tutorials for Photoshop also.

Ok, the speed difference you are experiencing is normal for a wireless connection. You will never get 54Mbps. Even with tweaks and new hardware you might get a little speed boost but you probably won

And of course you are going to help by calling him an ass?

If the modem is acting like a router then you should be able to set your router as an access point and allow wireless and wired computers to run the internet.

54Mbps is only a theoretical speed. You will never get 54Mbps, at best you

If you would like to learn more about photoshop, http://www.arraich.com/ps6_tips_combine5.htm Tutorials on the left-hand side.

500kbit to 1mbit difference seems around right with a wireless connection. I don

FIOS isn

Of course the Modem goes into the Modem port and your main system connects to Ethernet port 1. You might want to try unplug the Router and Modem for about 30 seconds, then plug in the Router only, wait until the status or a similar worded LED to start blinking and then plug in your Modem. I would give them a few moments to sync and then try to see if your computer can surf the internet.

Windows Media Player is most likely corrupted (a file) so the quickest way to solve this problem would be to install WMP 10 over itself.

Well, you don

I would do a couple of things; this is for Windows XP users. I would first try tweaking your settings using these tweaks. https://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php I would next try tweaking SP2 if you happened to install it. https://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=1497 Then try VAN

I would do a couple of things; this is for Windows XP users. I would first try tweaking your settings using these tweaks. https://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php I would next try tweaking SP2 if you happened to install it. https://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=1497 Then try VAN

Have you done all the tweaks I posted? I would also call tech support (ask for tier 2) because they are still fixing their network in some places.

Of course FIOS isn

Pirate say what?

I don

I wouldnt bother trying to un-cap your modem, it

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If your computer is bogging down and task manager