¿How I can get an increment in my speed on Internet?
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I can give you a link that deals with hard drive problems. Some RAM/hard drive problems can be easily fixed yourself by using easily available tools. I found the info at http://fixit.in  useful. Try this site, if you can get what is required.
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http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/\n\nThe only true way to know if your connection is slow is to run a free bandwidth test. Click on the link (above/below) to run this test. Answer two simple questions (connection type and location) and hit test.\n\nIf your connection is considerably slower than what your ISP states it should be, then you need to call their tech support people and open a service ticket with them. \n\nHope this helps.\n\nPS - I have Comcast Hi-Speed Internet (cable) and these are the results from my test.\n\nCommunications 1.5 megabits per second\nStorage 184.9 kilobytes per second\n1MB file download 5.5 seconds\nSubjective rating Great
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you cant really do that...\n\neach program you use uses your DSL to the maximum of your connection, or to the maximum that your program will let it, or to the maxiumum incoming connection.\n\nYour DSL is already maximized. The only way it can be limited that you can control is if in a program settings there is a "cap maximum download/upload rate" and it will create a ceiling limit.\n\nBut most of the time you are downloading something from somewhere, and you can only go as fast as they can send it. If you are uploading, you can only upload as fast as your DSL lets you. In either case, you are at the maximum you can possibly go.\n\nIf you are only using a little bit of your total connection at a time, you can open more downloads or uploads at once to use more and more of your connection, but it will not speed up any downloads you have.
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yup dude..Internet Download Manager 7.0 increases your download speed upto 3 times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...but find its crack at www.phazeddl.com
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I think all the Above Wise Persons are right. You can Optimize your internet connection using many softwares. \n\nI want to tell you You Must Try the Software "Speed Gear". You can find its trial by searching Google.\nor from http://download.com\n\nI dont worry If you chosen my answers best or not. Just wanna to say Try this software Once You will really love it.
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Dont be a fool! Aint happenin! Your internet speed is dependant on your provider mainly and there aint nuthin you can do to change it!
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i affraid u cant increase the speed... the only solution is a high-speed connection!
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You may be able to get a little bit more speed by adjusting the Maximum Transmitable Unit (MTU) size for the TCP/IP stack used by your operating system.  This is usually set for LAN (Local Area Network) connectivity, but can be adjusted to get better performance over internet connections.  You can search for "MTU Adjustment" as well as the name of your operating system in order to find sites that may have utilities for you to do this easily.\n\nDo note: your download speeds are also limited by the available bandwith which might be regulated by the remote site.  Some servers specifically limit the amount of bandwidth that they use to serve files and information, so that they can transmit to several different clients at once.  Just because you may be receiving a file at 20k/s from one site doesn't mean that you could not also be receiving another file at a different site simultaneously with the same or higher speed.\n\nAlso, DSL can be limited by your provider.  Some of them charge a premium for higher bandwidth speeds.  You need to see what your provider gives you as a maximum.
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A little bit more... And check out the link for other tips to speed up your machine.\n\nNow to start open up Mozilla Firefox and in the address bar type ''about:config''.\n\n1. Find '' network.http.pipelining'' in the list. When you have found it set the value of it to ''True''.\n2. Find '' network.http.proxy.pipelining'' in the list. When you have found it set the value of it to ''True''.\n3. Find '' network.http.pipelining.maxrequests'' in the list. When you have found it set the value of it to 20.\n4. Find '' browser.turbo.enabled'' in the list. When you have found it set the value of it to ''True''.\n5. Find '' network.dns.disableIPv6'' in the list. When you have found it set the value of it to ''True''.\n6. Now right click anywhere within the Firefox window and select ''New Integer'' and call it ''nglayout.initialpaint.delay'' Then set its value to 0.\n7. Now right click anywhere within the Firefox window and select ''New Integer'' and call it ''browser.cache.memory.capacity'' and set a value that suits you for a cache size for this browser, I do reccomend setting a lower amount than 50mb as this will increase computer performance.E.g 16mb ( 16000). <- keep this higher  if you want to concentrate on browser performance.
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I am in the beginning stage of this battle as well.  Four months ago, I upgraded from basic to pro, only to find that my download speed has not increased.  Upload has increased approximately 15-20% to 410Kbps.  I've contacted AT&T Yahoo, only to be given the script trouble-shooting answers such as, "Clear Cookies, Delete Files and History.  Allow all Cookies, turn off Internet Security" and turn 360 degrees, reboot your machine, reload OS, and chant a Christmas Jingle.  I have not quite gotten the rewire the house telephone lines or rework the plumbing request, but I'm sure that'll be the next one.  They've refutted my theory that it could possibly be the three-year old SpeedStream 5360 DSL router that's causing the bottle-neck, since 3.0Gbps wasn't even a techie's wet-dream when the router was designed....  Sorry that I don't have an answer for ya' - just wanted to let you know that you're not alone on this one.
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Get high speed cable internet...
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If you're using a dial up 56K modem, then you can't.  It's not possible unless you upgrade your service and get a faster modem (most likely external plugged into your USB or ethernet adapter, if you have these).  Some dial-up servers are a bit faster than others, but none will exceed 56K/sec.  Some ISPs may seem to be a bit faster, but this is only because they allow the text to downloaded first, then each image on the current section of the page you're viewing to be downloaded separately rather than everything on the page downloading at the same time.
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http://www.bandwidth.com/tools/speedTest
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http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/
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You can't it's streaming, it's only going as fast as the server and your ISP connection allow.
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http://www.intel.com/personal/resources/broadband/speedtest.htm\nI got this from another person.\nIt works.
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THEREZ no such tool available to check for a specific website..however if u wish to check the general speed of ur internet connection u can check this website: http://performance.toast.net/