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Old 04-02-2004, 07:55   #7
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Re: Windows XP and NTL dial-up

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Originally Posted by dirtydog
I don't know if dial-up connection speeds vary in different parts of the country, but here in Colchester I get between 50.2-53.2kbps with an internal (software) modem and Win XP.
If there's a dodgy connection somewhere on the line, even between your PC and the wall, then it can reduce your connection speed.

Besty, see if you can use the laptop plugged into a different socket in the house.
Also see if you can use it with the PC's modem lead (ie the lead from the modem to the telephone socket)
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