Or leave it non-sticky and search for it as soon as someone arrives with the same problem.
resopalrabotnick : What?! No torture before quartering? Geez, so lame.
Anyone who posted a higher download speed than mine (which is 500 KB/s, or ~4100 Kbps) in this thread have been added to the list, unless they were already on it.
People will be scared away by that limit, and as you may know, not many like to wait. So unless the routing issues can get fixed without resorting to extreme measures, I'd stay away from such an idea.
The problem is not your computer, it's either the cables between you and your ISP, or some other major problem at your ISPs side. We can't help you further until those problems are fixed.I hope your ISP has a good helldesk, although that sounds like an oxymoron.
And make it really hard to find suitable tables and chairs for that person. It's expensive, such a genetic failure, or lack of brain for some rare cases.
http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks
That's the test he means btw, nice copy'n'pasting VanBuren.
Edit: btw falco, you're either being ripped off, or your ISP is blatantly lying on their maximum speed. You are not even close, and you'll never get close...
If I have to be honest the picture doesn't hit me that much. It's one big mess there, and thanks to the whole world donating it's going to be cleaned up soon.
There are far more programs that show you what's in your computer, such as AIDA32, Sisoft Sandra or Belarc Advisor. Your program looks very similiar to AIDA32, it might not be more different than the name alone.
Yeah, a conspiracy can be seen in anything, if you're superstitious enough.
Shit happens, and why would one want to see a reason behind everything, if such reason rarely exist?
Can't you just look at the amount of data being received by your server from the computer ID after the upload test has begun? Or is that also impossible?