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Zhadnost · 11-03-2009, 17:39

And of course Usual hints like try to run the modem from the NTE-5 socket that comes in the house using a good quality filter (the ones BT sometimes provide that sit in the NTE-5 is good) and removing the ringer wire etc.

By changing the wiring in the socket where the line comes in at my bosses house, I managed to get the modem to sync at double the speed that it had been (and still at that speed 2 months later).

11-03-2009, 17:39	#6
Zhadnost Inactive Join Date: Sep 2004 Services: XXL Broadband, Phone Posts: 604	Re: BT Exchange Problem And of course Usual hints like try to run the modem from the NTE-5 socket that comes in the house using a good quality filter (the ones BT sometimes provide that sit in the NTE-5 is good) and removing the ringer wire etc. By changing the wiring in the socket where the line comes in at my bosses house, I managed to get the modem to sync at double the speed that it had been (and still at that speed 2 months later).