Adrian
December 5th 03, 07:02 AM
Whilst I accept this is not directly an XP issue I would presume most people
who use XP have some sort of DSL connection via a router.
So here goes. I have the above ethernat modem which plugs into a LINKSYS
WRT54G Router. I set it all up and all seems to work fine. There is one
exception. Whether I am using a computer via wireless or by hardwire when I
try to download files from the internet the download gets part way through
then hangs. Internet explorer still operates and the modem does not lose its
connection. I am totally baffled. I rand my ISP who confirmed the account
settingd were right. The other odd thing is I do not get this problem with
my Alcatel speddtouch ADSL modem. Is this because the D-Link is pulling data
through faster than the connection can cope with???
If so can I throttle the speed down?
Are there any techys out there who have come across this problem?
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who use XP have some sort of DSL connection via a router.
So here goes. I have the above ethernat modem which plugs into a LINKSYS
WRT54G Router. I set it all up and all seems to work fine. There is one
exception. Whether I am using a computer via wireless or by hardwire when I
try to download files from the internet the download gets part way through
then hangs. Internet explorer still operates and the modem does not lose its
connection. I am totally baffled. I rand my ISP who confirmed the account
settingd were right. The other odd thing is I do not get this problem with
my Alcatel speddtouch ADSL modem. Is this because the D-Link is pulling data
through faster than the connection can cope with???
If so can I throttle the speed down?
Are there any techys out there who have come across this problem?
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Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
Version: 6.0.502 / Virus Database: 300 - Release Date: 18/07/2003