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Anwar Kabir wrote:
> using ntl broadband via set top box.
> the maximum download speed i'm getting is 20 kb if i'm lucky
> where as before i used to get more than 80k speed
>
> whats wrong?

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Anwar Kabir said:

> using ntl broadband via set top box.
> the maximum download speed i'm getting is 20 kb if i'm lucky
> where as before i used to get more than 80k speed
>
> whats wrong?

When the motorway is busy, the traffic flows slowly.
It could also be, that the person the other end is on dial-up meaning you are
restricted to *their* capabilities.

"Anwar Kabir" <> wrote in message
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> using ntl broadband via set top box.
> the maximum download speed i'm getting is 20 kb if i'm lucky
> where as before i used to get more than 80k speed
>
> whats wrong?
>
>
From where do you get 20Kb ??

Anwar Kabir wrote:

> using ntl broadband via set top box.
> the maximum download speed i'm getting is 20 kb if i'm lucky
> where as before i used to get more than 80k speed
>
> whats wrong?

Hello

Could you please adjust your Clock/Time Zone settings?
You are posting from the future. (1 hour.)

For Windows :
1. Double click the time in the lower right corner of the system
tray.
2. In the dialog box that pops up select the *Time Zone* tab.
3. Use the drop down menu to select the correct entry for "your" TIME
ZONE.
Check "Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes
4. Also, Check the box marked Daylight Savings Time.
5. Then click OK to save it.

~Further information at the site below.~
http://www.visi.com/~barr/timezone.html

Thank You Very Much

P.S. It does not matter if you are living on the far side of the
moon.
Your computer clock/date/time zone is incorrect.

using ntl broadband via set top box.
the maximum download speed i'm getting is 20 kb if i'm lucky
where as before i used to get more than 80k speed

whats wrong?

Anwar Kabir wrote:
> using ntl broadband via set top box.
> the maximum download speed i'm getting is 20 kb if i'm lucky
> where as before i used to get more than 80k speed
>
> whats wrong?

Why not ask in
'ntl.discussion.broadband.stb'
or
'ntl.support.broadband.stb'

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