FallowEarth

You can send email from a web-based mail system, and forget about it being tracked.

Your link shows 38.37 MB/sec....which works out to be 306.96 Mbps. Now what do I think of that....hmmm, what was it....oh yeah -- cached! false! wrong! bogus! lies! Try your connection HERE or HERE

When you look at these scores, at any point, does something click in you head and say: "Hey, wait a minute, that doesn't make any sense....I only pay for 5Mbps.

I have, or have had at one time, all of em, i think. I always seem to resort back to AIM.

You can set up a Vitrual Private Network for remote access: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/expert/vpns.mspx

I think its beavers....damn those busy rodents.

do you have a router?

As long as your router is on, and connected to your modem, the activity light will blink

I believe this is the breakdown for tampabay.rr.com (only) 5/384 - standard cable Internet package 10/1 - available if you also have digital cable 15/2 - available if you also have digital cable and digital phone All other divisions remain at 5/384 standard and 8/512 premium packages.

Do you have a router?

Pro is better if you have more users, or would like to set rules or security for local users. Home has more backdoors for troubleshooting admin rights. I've never used Media.

testmy.net rules

That's some fast-ass cable Internet.

I would suggest getting some registry cleaning software: Registry Mechanic, ccleaner, somethinglikethat

Have you considered formatting your harddrive and installing your OS properly?

If you know the IP address (ie. the IP address of the router, provided by the traceroute), you can look up its location and company using the WHOIS. https://testmy.net/whois.php http://www.arin.net/whois/

Group Policy is also a sweet place to tweak stuff. -start, run, gpedit.msc

Click start, run, type command Try and see if you can run the commands from here.

Did you clear your cache and cookies?

Sweet...nice pics, Pit.

Sure it did, you're running at 97.4% of your cap.

You can try a traceroute to get a visual representation of what resopalrabotnick is suggesting about the distance factor.

try testing at a MIRROR near you, and also try a larger file.

I'm with just- on this one