Here's a thinker....

[lightshow]

You may want to give encryption a try in your client. Since you say it starts fast then dwindles down, it may be being monited at your ISP and after they have seen so many BT identified packets being sent to a specific port, they may then choose to limit the bandwidth to that port.

So you may want to try using encryption: forced / enabled.


Also another thing to try is a tcp/ip windows xp patch that will set your maximum allowed connections above what the default for XP service pack 2.

[slim150]

did you try a direct connection to the modem? w/o a wouter

[y7deluxe]

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[peat moss]

Is there something in Portforward that may help, settings in Azureus perhaps ?

http://portforward.com/

[y7deluxe]

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[y7deluxe]

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[mbucari1]

Well I finally got a hold of another computer and tested it. Everything worked perfectly which means it's hardware... Went to CompUSA and bought a new NIC. It didn't solve the problem. The only components left that it could be, would be the motherboard, cpu, ram, video card, sound card, or raid controller. All of which would make no sense. I'm just about ready to light the computer on fire and start all over...

Before you go and buy any more hardwrae, why don't you reinstall your OS. most of the time computer problems are software related (in my experience). A clean install will probably do the trick. Anyway, anything FREE is worth trying before spending money.

[peat moss]

Well I finally got a hold of another computer and tested it. Everything worked perfectly which means it's hardware... Went to CompUSA and bought a new NIC. It didn't solve the problem. The only components left that it could be, would be the motherboard, cpu, ram, video card, sound card, or raid controller. All of which would make no sense. I'm just about ready to light the computer on fire and start all over...

Before you go and buy any more hardwrae, why don't you reinstall your OS. most of the time computer problems are software related (in my experience). A clean install will probably do the trick. Anyway, anything FREE is worth trying before spending money.

Or its something simple such as updating or reinstalling mobo or lan card drivers ?

[mbucari1]

Before you go and buy any more hardwrae, why don't you reinstall your OS. most of the time computer problems are software related (in my experience). A clean install will probably do the trick. Anyway, anything FREE is worth trying before spending money.

Or its something simple such as updating or reinstalling mobo or lan card drivers ?

Good point. But other than that, what else could it be?

[y7deluxe]

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