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Join Date: Feb 2006
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56k modem only connects at 26.4kbps
First of all, my dial-up modem used to connect at 53,333 bps. I then tweaked my modem settings to get better speed for this online game i play (one of the only good games you can play with dialup) but when I checked my connection icon, it showed Connected at 26,400 bps. My modem port settings are all at the max, and so are the Com Port settings. I have Windows Me. Anyone have any ideas?
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You may want to try reinstalling the drivers so that your settings are reverted back. Me also includes the system restore function that may be worth trying.
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i wonder where one could look this info up.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Fairfax, VA USA
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Try a different dial up number. Some ISP's use modem banks that drop rates when they get busy with many users.
There may also be phone line impairments as well. Different dial up numbers can route your call through different telephone offices and interconnects as well. But this will not help of there is wire issue between you and the first telephone switching office. Dial up can be a real crap shoot at times. More than likely the problem is not with your machine or modem. Here is some info on the FCC 53k limit: http://www.56k.com/cons/53k.shtml JamesO Last edited by JamesO : 02-18-2006 at 04:46 AM. |
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thank you james, that was a good read.
i really never ever heard anyone say this before. best speed i've ever managed to get was 49333.
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