How slow can 10Mb go? - Blueyonder - Page 2

erolb · 19-06-2006, 08:22

Just going through the forum and I couldn't believe so many other people, like me in Astley/Tyldesley M29 are having the same probs. I am only on the 4 meg and I am lucky to get 2 meg speeds. Have given up with TW support - useless.

TW "Do a net stat command... tell me how many lines you see"
ME "11"
TW "You've got spyware, clean your machine and call us back"
ME "But there are from legitimate internal programs and are not destined to internet addresses"
TW "erm...."

My problems seem to get worse at around 15:50 when all the kids come home from school.

Let me know if you want co-ordinate a formal complaint.
Cheers

Worthy · 19-06-2006, 08:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by erolb

Let me know if you want co-ordinate a formal complaint.
Cheers

Definately. PM me and we'll swap details and get the ball rolling. It's appauling.

Diadem · 19-06-2006, 20:05

sounds like the high util problem there folks.

sago_one · 28-06-2006, 17:55

Look at your modem config page and tell me what the Power levels are and the Signal to Noice Ratio....

Diadem · 28-06-2006, 18:21

consult this thread, if further probs it will be due to high utilisation leachers basicly using all the bandwidth.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=48893

captain jack · 30-06-2006, 08:20

i had a similar problem with 10mb and telewest had no idea why. I was told they were transmitting 10mb but I was not getting it
i suggested to them it their moden was not capable receiving this speed so they changed the modem to a motorala SB5101E and now i get 10 mb and more. This was the first time they had encountered this problem and it would now be their policy to replace older modems with this new one-Might be worth a try to mention this in your area

captain jack · 30-06-2006, 12:52

i had a similar problem -telewest replaced my modem with a mororola SB5101E and all ok now as old modem was not capable of receiving 10mb signal--worth a mention to them