I am on a dsl connection
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100mbps is a very high speed for DSL. Usually it is fiberoptics (FDDI) that is 100mbps\nThe fastest would be internet backbones and they are measured in gbps.
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reconfigure ur internet settings, if they did send u a cd its best to use that to setup everything up smoothly, im assuming ur original isp was a dial up one and thats why it tries to connect through dialing. with dsl ur on as long as ur dsl light is on. also ur router or homeportal i should say is a good one. u got wifi for ur wireless electronics! i got the same one :)
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Check your security settings. Also, check w/ your ISP. Tell them the problem, it may be on their end.
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DSL SHOULD be connected automatically when Windows starts as long as the modem is turned on and connected to the computer.  I don't know why it wouldn't. Perhaps you should try reinstalling the connection. If you have Windows XP, using the Network connection setup may help.
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Nope, not on my Comcast high speed or Verizon DSL.  Everything is working as it should.
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talk to your internet provider
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To determine that its not your service provider, try bypassing the router and hook direct to your modem.  If it connection is stable, check your settings.  Is firmware the latest?  Do you have MTU option in the router, you can try adjusting it - lower by increments of 10 (for Cable broadband start at 1500, for DSL start at 1400).\n\nCheck if you have any firewalls enabled.  Routers have a built-in (NAT) firewall that often conflict with other firewalls and security software on your computer - try disabling it.
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DSL should do the trick
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if you're talking about your dsl/cable speeds over the internet, go here\n\nDon't let the name fool you, it'll test cable modem speeds too.
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it is taking a lot of bandwidth to download and it is not leaving enough room to do much else, i am assuming that you are on a dsl or cable hookup with a wireless off that to a second or third computer
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What operating system do you have?  (Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows XP, Linux, Mac OS, other)\n\nWhat internet provider do you use? (Earthlink, Yahoo, SBC, AOL, etc, etc,)\n\nDo you have a wireless access point/router/broadband gateway between your computer and DSL or cable modem?
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check with your AP, or ISP... which ever is the case..
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Basically you set the router to act as a DHCP client and plug it into the cable modem. It is actaully easier that using DSL because there is no logon.
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Well what type of web server are you using?  What DNS hosting service are you using?  Are you behind a firewall and using a router?  If so did you foward the correct port?  Please add a bit more information then I will, as well as others be able to help you :-)  What type of connection do you have, dial up, dsl, cable?
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It could be a flakey modem board, or it could be your telephone connection that is flakey.  If you hear lots of crackles and pops when you use the telephone, then it would be your connection.  If you complain, the phone company may be able to switch you to another set of wires to clean up your connection.\n\nIf your telephone connection is good, then tell your DSL provider about your problem to see if you can swap for another DSL modem.
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Your modem is prob not configured properly.
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THE PROBLEM IS UR isp\nI guess