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Old 21-02-2004, 14:45   #15
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Re: Windows XP and NTL dial-up

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Originally Posted by besty
Still not having any luck.

Have tried NTL help a few more times, but they can only suggest the banal (have i enough hard disk space for example).

I have managed once to connect at a decent speed - after I did a minimum start up running loading nothing at all on boot up - this only worked once though and next time was just as bad.

Any ideas appreciated.
Have you unbound all uneeded protocols from the dial up adaptor ? You should only have tcp/ip bound !

Is software compresion enabled for the modem..

NB - you need to run the speed tests online as the connect speed indicator on the taskbar is very unreleable !
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