Well, I guess that's possible. But I have no problem in IE, so I doubt it's
my ISP. Nothing else is slowed down. And I can download a huge file in no
time at all. It's just as slow with an ethernet cable as wireless. I think
something is filtering or scanning the page downloads, but I don't know
what, since I haven't changed anything on my system.
At 10:07 AM 2006-05-19, you wrote:
A likely culprit is your network connection (ie, your DSL or cable modem
connection). It might also be that your network cable's connector is
damaged or not plugged in well, or if wireless, that you and a close
neighbor are using the same wireless frequency.
A next step might be to run the software package that came from your
ISP/network vendor to test the connection. Either that or call their
support network and have them do that. If you're using a wireless
hook up, you might try changing its channel by adding or subtracting
6 from it (ie, if 11 then go to 5, if 3 then go to 9).
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