K Kalgatha Fully Optimized Messages 2,102 Aug 7, 2005 #12 my guess is the same way dial-up works...just call it sumthing else
David Lindon Golden Master Messages 15,233 Aug 7, 2005 #13 You must have a bad quality line, that can cause slow speeds
TRDCorolla1 Golden Master Messages 12,592 Location California Aug 7, 2005 #15 jac006 said: That's what I said... Click to expand... D'oh...I didn't see your posts above. A lot of times, I tend to read the main post and post my own thoughts. At least we're on the same page.
jac006 said: That's what I said... Click to expand... D'oh...I didn't see your posts above. A lot of times, I tend to read the main post and post my own thoughts. At least we're on the same page.
T technoman2 Fully Optimized Messages 3,382 Aug 7, 2005 #16 well i have that and i get 48k nothing you can do about it.. try and V92 modem !!
Lord Kalthorn Guru Messages 13,293 Location Britain Aug 7, 2005 #17 mikee said: hi I'm on a dialup connection with a 56k modem and its only going at 26.4kbps why is this? Is there any way I can make it faster? Click to expand... Is it only connecting at 26.4Kbps or is it only downloading at 26.4Kbps? Because Downloading it will rarely go much faster than that on a 56k anyway.
mikee said: hi I'm on a dialup connection with a 56k modem and its only going at 26.4kbps why is this? Is there any way I can make it faster? Click to expand... Is it only connecting at 26.4Kbps or is it only downloading at 26.4Kbps? Because Downloading it will rarely go much faster than that on a 56k anyway.
Lord Kalthorn Guru Messages 13,293 Location Britain Aug 7, 2005 #19 Hmmm... that is odd... have you talked to your provider about it? It could just be where you are though. In which case, even Broadband won't help you.
Hmmm... that is odd... have you talked to your provider about it? It could just be where you are though. In which case, even Broadband won't help you.