PsychoFox

Hello again, I was wondering how do you find out out if your NIC is running at half or full duplex? (I use Windows XP, and my network card is Intel PRO 100/VE) But I cant seem to find what duplex its running at.

Lol.....the router I had completely crapped after I made that post and I bought a new one. (It was a couple of years old, and it was model called Pine) I bought a Linksys Etherfast one, and then internet works great now!

So I did the tweaking (using Cablenut) and I applied the patch to change the windows SP2 setting of 10 open connections to 100. The tweaking and patch worked great! Here are the results after tweaking: Down: 10444 kB/s Up: 612 kB/s Ping: 33 But after I plugged the modem back in to the router it slowed it down A LOT! Down: 1051 kB/s Up: 144 kB/s Ping: 49 Its not a wireless router. I'm using Windows XP Media Center edition. Its cable broadband net connection. Is there something I can do to stop the router from slowing down the speed at all? I've tried restarting it, the modem and the computer and nothing changes. I remove the router and the speed shoots back up like crazy. Whats going on here?