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ordy November 26th, 2006 01:02 PM

a novice speaks
 
ok so i know nothing and would like to change this

what is t1?
what is t3 or higher?
what is dsl/cable?
i know they're types of internet connection but how are they different and so on?

yes i really am this thick lol

ordy November 26th, 2006 01:05 PM

oh and on a different subject
my download speeds used to be truely terrible. i mean like 0kb/s at times. but i did a test on my java and now the java icon is in my taskbar (right hand corner) and my download speeds are now stable at 180ish kb/s in total

coincidense?

ordy November 26th, 2006 01:49 PM

ok so i did a test thing on my download speed and it was something like 53million bits or whatever lol. i'm using i dsl netgear router with 8 meg broadband. if i change my speed to t3 or higher i'll get faster downloads?

oh and i really aint sure what i did. i saw a link that checked what version of java i have, tested it and now the java icon is showing and my speed has been much improved. oh and limewire hasn't shut itself down like it used to. probably just coincidense i reckon

ordy November 26th, 2006 02:41 PM

erm i think its all sorted. i gave up trying to set a static ip and changing my router settings to allow limewire through its firewall. ended up just changing the listening port to 15618 i think it was and now the brick wall is gone. the java thing i think i understand. i changed my explorer to firefox 2.0 and since then the java icon vanished. i've just deleted and reinstalled it

wondering why November 26th, 2006 03:15 PM

We just finished discussing your situation and Hobo found this about AOL...
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/p...d.php?t=478341

That is more than likely why your speeds fluctuate so much....:rolleyes_2:

ordy November 27th, 2006 01:37 PM

bloody hell thanks for that. dcidn't expect anybody to go to so much trouble. from what i read it sounds like a complicated fix but i shall give aol a call tommorrow and see what happens :idea:

ordy November 28th, 2006 11:50 AM

ok i called them and they agreed it could be a pi problem. they wont do anything about it till friday tho as it has only been 12 days since i upgraded and it takes 14 to let the line settle and so on. he said that after that time they'll be able to find out if my line really is capable of 8 meg speeds. after that he'll be able to sort it all out. hurry up friday. i better call them before i get drunk tho lol


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