Superhub : Slow Speeds 30MB VM Broadband

[rypien37]

Thanks will do hate how much junk comes with a new machine have like 20 games and programs that I'll never use.

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Ok cleared about 20 games and 5 programs I'll never use and a shed load of other stuff with ccleaner

restarted pc not sure if faster or not, did do a speedtest again from the same place that reported m8 mbps results, alas still not 30mbps as the engineer said I should be getting, the download doesn't act haywire now stays roughly in one spot, however still takes a while for the upload connection to be made...




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tested again now with MSE & Windows Firewall slightly better results on download, ping better, upload still awful

[rypien37]

ok after all the help last night now can't run anything all says pipe state invalid when wanting to use CCleaner, ASO etc., no system restore points found yet there were some, cant format computer I'm screwed what's going on? please help!

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well that's me fecked with an un useable desktop now

[Taf]

tested again now with MSE & Windows Firewall slightly better results on download, ping better, upload still awful

I have exactly the same thing. But 3 other, almost identical, machines wired from the SHUB all have perfect UL speeds. VM's tech fiddled to get the levels as perfect as possible, but something about this machine screws the UL speed. Even changing the ethernet card has had no effect. Ditto leads, removing firewall, removing AV, spyware/adware/virus scans, changing SHUB ports, and a full format and basic reinstal!

I've trawled the net for fixes, tried all I found, but to no effect.....

[rypien37]

like where has my acer erecovery program gone what have you done to my system please please help!!!

[thenry]

we was getting there slowly last night, I don't have a clue what went wrong after i logged off messenger. I've sent you an email, try the 3 suggestions.

[thenry]

looks like the OPs machine glitched somewhere badly and a few correction attempts caused a complete lock up the OP reinstalled the OS (recovery) and is now getting max broadband speeds on the system.