I wants to know the modem speed in my computer?
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go to www.toast.net\nclick internet speed test\nin the first box you see on the next screen click "shuttle + text"\nin the second box click your internet service provider, and if it isnt listed click "yahoo"\nthen when the next screen pops up your connection speed on top.\n\n(if you mean your computer speed, i do apologize, for i do not know how to obtain that info for you. however if you are curious what your internet speed is, now you know how to find it out)
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check these web\n\nhttp://bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/\n\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/7004-7254_7-0.html\nhttp://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
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http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/ has an online speed test ... google has many more
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type modem test in your search engine\nseveral sites can show you what you've got under the hood
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If this is a dial up modem, there's not a lot you're going to be able to do, as the speed depends on the quality of the wiring from within your house to the outside, from the outside of your house to the phone co., and from the phone co. to your internet provider.  If this is a DSL modem, and you're speed is that slow, I'd suggest checking into cable modem service, or contacting the phone company providing your DSL service to find out why your performance is so bad.
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thats in your system information.... my computer... contral panel...performance.... then look at your system details...
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Right click on my computer and select properties. In the properties, you will have information of how many Ghz or Mhz your clock speed is.
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Your connection to the Access Point is 20 Mbps. Whatever that access point is connected to the internet is the bottleneck (like the dsl modem). So if you are at 20 Mb and the connection to the inetrnet is 768Kbps, then you effective speed would be 768Kbps. TX
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Is this in regards to a modem&#92;router, if so what model?
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If you reboot (restart) your system everyday, then you can goto connections and double click on your internet connection icon.\n\nFor example if you connect to internet using ethernet/lan connecion then just double click on the icon on the task back and look at the duration it would show you total time its been connected.
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To answer twentieth century refugee's question, modems generally use kilobits.\n\nA 56k modem is (up to) 56,000 bits per second.  However, I've never actuallly seen a connection reach beyond 53k.  Now, if you divide by 8 bits and 1 stop bit (9 bits total,) this gives you up to 5,888 bytes.  However, I've never seen a download on a modem go faster than about 5.6 kB/sec.\n\nLet's try a 256k DSL modem.  Is that faster than a 256kB/sec download speed?  Well, to go from bits to bytes, we still divide by about 9, so 256*1000/9 = up to 28,444 bytes per second.  256kB/sec is only multiplied by 1000 to give us  256,000 bytes per second, which is quite a bit faster.\n\nNote that in other arenas, when converting from bytes to kilobytes, you might be dividing by 1024 instead of 1000.
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Hi there,\n\n-- Check for any AT strings required for your Modem with your ISP...\n\n-- Check the Maximum port speed of your modem...it should be at 57600 instead of 115200.\n\nTo change port speed:\nClisk Start > Control Panel > Phone and Modem > Click on Modem Tab > Click on Advanced / Preferences > Click on Modem Tab on the next window > Check the right speed. Usually it is 115200 which creates a pseudo connection and generates similar issues. From the drop down, select 57600 which is the best port speed for 56k modem.\n\nRemember to restart your system after the changes.\n\nHope this helps...\n\nArash Shirali...
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What in the world are you doing using Windows ME?  That is the worst operating system Microsoft ever made, until Vista comes out anyway...\n\nSo,  you didn't give me the make or model modem, you did not say if it was internal or external, you did not say what COM port it thinks it was using.\n\nEr, you want free tech support?  Supply some details.
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keep logs of your ip changing. plug in your modem, log your ip, turn it off tfor 60 second (no less) do it again.\n\nyou might have configured your modem wrong.
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If you're using windows, on the bottom right of your screen you should have a small icon representing 2 light blue small screens and when you put your cursor on it you'll see Speed : *,* Mbits/s \nThat's what you need...
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http://adslguide.org.uk/tools/speedtest.asp
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try http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/