Thread: Windows XP and NTL dial-up
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Old 02-02-2004, 12:25   #4
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Re: Windows XP and NTL dial-up
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Originally Posted by besty
Modem is an internal one so I just assumed the correct driver was being use. Never heard of optimising for dial-up browsing, but I shall look it up and give it a go. Mail is just as bad, and I haven't yet used ftp but would assume it is the same.

As it is at home and I am at work, I will not be able to try anything until this evening, but thanks for the input.
Thats indicative that the problem is the dial up segment of the connection, not the Domain Servers for browsing, or the mail servers (though with NTL both could be dubious).

Also is the cable used to connect to the phone socket the same in both instances, that could be faulty.
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