It worked! I increased the RWIN from ~8000 to ~17000 (an even multiple of
the MMS). Now my downloads average over 550kbps.
Thanks, Carey, Bob, for the help!!
Best regards,
Cistan
"Bob P" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Did you try changing the Rwin size on the Me pc? This can
> affect the speed of downloads . Go here and try different
> settings http://cable-dsl.home.att.net/#IncreasingWindow
>
>
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I have two computers on the same network that have a 2X
> difference in DSL
> >download speeds
> >
> >A 640kbps DSL line/modem feeding a D-Link router that is
> connected to
> >two PCs. Each PC has a different OS and hardware set-
> up. Each has
> >considerably different DSL download speeds (as verified
> by DSL Reports, PC
> >Pitstop, McAfee Speedometer, etc.,).
> >
> >PC #1 HP Pavilion: DSL Download Speed: 320kbps
> > Set-up: 600MHz Celeron, 256MB SDRAM, WinMe OS
> >PC #2 HomeBuilt: DSL Download Speed: 570kbps
> > Set-up: 1.33Mhz Athlon, 512MB SDRAM, Win2K OS
> >
> >Both systems:
> >a) use the same type of D-Link Ethernet card, cable, etc.,
> >b) have been virus scanned (Norton AntiVirus) and spyware
> eradicated
> >(Ad-aware 6.0 and Spybot S&D)
> >c) have had their temporary Internet cookies and files
> cleared
> >d) per DSL Reports' Tweak Utility, are configured
> adequately for DSL
> >e) have all their OS's Microsoft updates installed
> >
> >I'm not sure where the bottleneck on the WinMe system
> is. Any suggestions
> >are appreciated.
> >
> >Cistan Jones
> >
> >
> >.
> >