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Network Help - [Pending] netstat -e error posted in the Web & Networking forums; hi everybody not sure if this a big problem. im running vista ultimate on my desktop pc which i have connected to a wireless netgear router and also run a ...

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Old 11-10-2007
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hi everybody not sure if this a big problem. im running vista ultimate on my desktop pc which i have connected to a wireless netgear router and also run a laptop and another desktop and these two run on wireless now to my problem if it is one. when i use netstat -e in cmd prompt everything else looks ok but my Errors show:

received 4294966732

sent 4294967293

like i say not sure if its a big prob but i am getting slow internet speed and didnt know if that might have anything to do with it

sorry to be a pain and thanks in advance
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Default Re: netstat -e error

Heya Hortyhorty,

Sorry for the delay in response.

What do you mean exactly by slow? When you download a file from a major website with tons of bandwidth like Adobe or Nvidia, what kind of speed do you get?

One thing you can try doing is setting your router to transmit only in one mode (like G for example). If all of your wireless adapters are G, then set your router and all your computers to transmit in G only, rather than mixed mode. That can help increase your bandwidth.

I'm afraid it is a bit difficult to explain how to do as every adapter and router has a different way to do it. For your adapters, if you go to network connections, then right click your wireless connection, click properties, then configure your adapter, it will be in the advanced tab under one of the headings. As far as your router, just click through all the settings to see if you run into the transmit mode setting.

Hope that helps!


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Default Re: netstat -e error

hi wadd thanks for answering! clicked through all setting and couldn't find transmit mode setting but will keep looking for that. and had a look at my router status these r the details but i should have 2meg broadband. hope this helps a bit
DownStream Connection Speed 576 kbps UpStream Connection Speed 288 kbps VPI 0 VCI 38



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