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Subject: [PCTECH] Downloading
From: "Ritch McAdams" <rmcadams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:30:28 -0500
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I have a pc running win 98se, 450mghz with 128 mb ram that is attached to a
lan. I ran a speed test on it and it tested out at 53-59k. I attached a
laptop to the line and it tested out at 955k. 

I have swapped network cards, checked the mtu setting and it is at 1500. I
used system file checker and no corrupted system files.  I repaired ie just
in case there was a problem with the browser.  The connection is set to
never dial. I have run pest patrol and a full antivirus scan.  I even did a
scan and defrag just in case there was a disk problem. We also checked to
make sure there were no irq conflicts. Anyone ever run into anything like
this?

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