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if i were you jhonmikeb i will prefer color code 57. color 56 has more users. meaning, you will share your AP with 37 people.

thanks for posting your AP Eval screenie johnmikeb now i can see where your problem is. you are currently homed in the wrong Access Point in your base station. color code 51 (current AP) says your RSSI is only 551 with SectorUserCount of 23. you should be homed at color code 57 where the RSSI is higher at 972 and SectorUserCount of 27, w/c is just within a good range. SOLUTION: CHANGE YOUR COLOR CODE. 1. login to canopy webpage thru 169.254.1.1 (default) 2. click "Configuration" 3. click the "Radio" tab 4. in the color code box, replace the current value 51 to a new value 57 5. click "Save Changes" 6. click "Reboot" 7. wait for your canopy antenna to reboot and then close your browser. if you like, restart your computer or disconnect then reconnect your lan to make sure the changes will take effect. 8. do a speed test http://www.testmy.net/speedtest/d_load.php and post the result. (OT: hah, i've already mastered tweaking smartbro, they should be getting me! haha what do you think? )

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hi jhonmikeb i suggest you post a screenshot of your canopy's AP Eval page

how about I.P.I.S. which stands for Internet Protocol Internet Shop

you can't see good results at this time of the day when smartbro traffic is high. are you open to deleting your C: partition, reformat and then re apply the FOURmula instead of the 20 steps? coz right now i understand you are using both. if so, back up important files and start now.

ok keep us updated. try to use 937500 instead of 128480 for the TCP RWin

welcome to testmy.net NDREW 1. disable High Priority Channel 2. delete all folders associated to cFosSpeed what time of the day did you take the speed test? try this tweak http://www.testmy.net/t-24357

i hope she will pursue the salary increase for teachers from 10K to 18K and for nurses from 8K to 16K and lowering down of salaries for GSIS (gov't service insurance system) officials from 500K to lower than 100K phil pesos

ahaa. i think its with your Norton. replace it with AVG, avast or Eset Nod32

i suggest you install ccleaner and drTCP.

who's that senator? please post the link to that news? try and try until you...succeed.

smart will not sell it because it is cheap but, since 2004, motorola the makers of the Canopy tells us how to make the default plug here ---> http://motorola.motowi4solutions.com/support/knowledge/index.php?page=index_v2&id=243&c=16

congratulations

kapatiran means brotherhood...and oh yes momma t. in the philippines we also call it "bayanihan". if someone needs assistance, the neighborhood gives it - for free.

welcome to testmy.net jjester i think your # five is a sufficient answer why you can't connect. try to put in your browser location bar 169.254.3.3 and see what happens next. fyi: for anybody who wants to have a premade canopy override/default plug, i can help. a dozen of those is still in my possession.

thanks for posting the links to your screenies based on these, we can see there's a lot of programs running in your computer all at the same time. you may have only noticed those which are open but we know more are running in the background. we suggest you trim 'em down. begin with your startup programs. winpatrol http://www.winpatrol.com/download.html will surely help.

hi there. would you mind if we ask for a screenshot of the following: 1. your programs in Control Panel Add or Remove Programs 2. processes in the Task Manager

i wonder where their FATHER is... hmmm.... jk

did you try to check what color code you are in?

looking forward to see that list

check if the cards (memory, video) and keyboard are seated properly. try to open the case and make sure everything is in place.

try this http://www.download.com/Look-LAN-Network-Monitor/3000-2085_4-10145550.html