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maybe some houses did.. most, probably not...

with DSL, your ISP can only be a couple miles away from you, or your speed will be seriously affected... normally, performance would decrease when you added wire only if it was low quality or it went past other electrical devices

.74M and .98M (i think...) .74M is the standard consumer dish size

nothing, it tells you your signal strength... you would have to measure your dish to find out how big it is... if you do that, you might want to unplug your modem first...

Welcome to the forum

i think Adelphia has been having some connection issues lately, im not sure though...

isp is your internet service provider... i would suggest calling them and seeing if you can get any help, which might take a while...

they dont have different dishes... go to http://192.168.0.1 and click on the system status link

do you have a DW6000 or DW4000?

i can see that

maybe the smaller dish was better quality or pointed better...

no, those posts were from a couple months ago, talking to Orange...

welcome to the forum thats close to your cap... try following the steps at https://testmy.net/topic-2097 ... maybe you can get more out of it...

i doubt hes using TCP/IP v6 though... its not widely used or even installed by default... and he wanted to uninstall and reinstall the network adapter too...

welcome to the forum nice speed... not so nice to tease us DirecWay users though j/k, welcome to the forum

right click on the my computer icon, click properties, click on the hardware tab, click on the device manager button, expand the network adapters group, right click on each adapter you want to uninstall, and click uninstall on the context menu... after uninstalling, reboot... windows should automatically detect and reinstall the adapters... tcp/ip is also uninstalled and reinstalled when you do this...

lol... if only it worked that way...

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welcome to the forum you could try and go back to the windows default settings by clearing all boxes in cablenut, saving to registry and rebooting... this sounds more like your ISP though...

i dont think i agree with you DaveMan... do you have some proof of that? bigger size would most likely increase your signal strength and keep it higher even during storms... which i suppose could increase your speed some... or at least prevent it from decreasing as much...

welcome to the forum its great that the tweaks worked so well for you

ditto... when im typing, i skip all grammar...

yes, you could use your pc and ps2 at the same time

a switch is much cheaper than a router... a router is basically a switch with NAT, a firewall, or both

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