Huge upload rate on wireless network

I;ve got an ASUS USB adapter, joining to a belkin pre-n wireless
router. This problem doesn't happen to anyone else on my network, but I
am having huge uploads all the time. When I check the status of the
connection, the number of packets sent is almost the same, if not
higher than the number received. Does this mean I'm uploading at huge
rates, what could cause this?

After using netstat, I notice that pairs of ports (next to each other)
are always connected to each other, e.g. right now it says ports 1592
and 1593 are establshed. And also 3296 and 3297 are also connected.
Could this be causing it?

Cheers in advance.
ed

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In <(E-Mail Removed) .com> on 31 Jan 2006
08:48:37 -0800, (E-Mail Removed) wrote:

>I;ve got an ASUS USB adapter, joining to a belkin pre-n wireless
>router. This problem doesn't happen to anyone else on my network, but I
>am having huge uploads all the time. When I check the status of the
>connection, the number of packets sent is almost the same, if not
>higher than the number received. Does this mean I'm uploading at huge
>rates, what could cause this?

These packets are probably the (very small) ACK (ACKnowledge receipt) packets
for your download packets.

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