7angofragger
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Hey, i have charter cable internet... I have heard of people increasing their bandwidth from their computer... Is this possible?
Can i increase my bandwith?
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7angofragger
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How would i go about editing my registry?
Emperor_nero
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I don't know if it works but you could try: http://www.cablenut.com/
But really you can't increase your bandwidth in any noticeable way without paying for more.
But really you can't increase your bandwidth in any noticeable way without paying for more.
Some believe you can tweak your computer for faster connection, like said above. I tried it a few months and I didn't notice any different in my internet bandwidth.
So just get a faster connection. But you need to pay more.
My connection is about 300kbps sometimes even slower. That's all I can afford and I think its good enuf(patience is all you need ) ^^
So just get a faster connection. But you need to pay more.
My connection is about 300kbps sometimes even slower. That's all I can afford and I think its good enuf(patience is all you need ) ^^
go into your modem's configuration and check your signal to noise ratio
my guess would be that you have a weak signal at your modem
make sure you use no splitters, amplifiers, etc. between the line coming into the house, and your modem. It should (except for one main split, as soon as the cable comes into the house) be a straight line to your modem. Also, make sure the main splitter is as close to where the cable comes into the house as possible. The weaker the signal is by the time you split it, the more it degrades it. It's exponential, if you will.
If the signal's still weak, call your cable company.
And if at all possible, you should position the modem as close to where the cable comes into the house as possible. I know i have my network setup where the signal only has to travel through about 3 feet of cable to the modem after it comes into the house, and i've never lost my connection once since i moved here in august.
my guess would be that you have a weak signal at your modem
make sure you use no splitters, amplifiers, etc. between the line coming into the house, and your modem. It should (except for one main split, as soon as the cable comes into the house) be a straight line to your modem. Also, make sure the main splitter is as close to where the cable comes into the house as possible. The weaker the signal is by the time you split it, the more it degrades it. It's exponential, if you will.
If the signal's still weak, call your cable company.
And if at all possible, you should position the modem as close to where the cable comes into the house as possible. I know i have my network setup where the signal only has to travel through about 3 feet of cable to the modem after it comes into the house, and i've never lost my connection once since i moved here in august.
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Geoff
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Thats the only way.
There are tweaks you can do to your internet browser and games and stuff, but you cant increase your bandwidth.