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Standard User merlyn
(newbie) Sun 09-Dec-07 19:22:04
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Why does my speed increases when i reboot my modem


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I have a Belkin modem router and i usually have speeds around 6500Kps but i find that sometimes this can drop like today to below 1000Kps using the thinkbroadband speed test.
If i switch it off at the mains and reboot it the speed jumps back up to 6500Kps can someone please tell me why this is as it is becoming a bit of a pain to keep doing it.

many thanks for any replies.
Standard User garying232
(committed) Sun 09-Dec-07 20:54:13
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Re: Why does my speed increases when i reboot my modem


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i also have the same problem synk at anything between 6.5 and 8 meg and get download speeds of 5.5 to 6.5 ( when im not on a 512 fixed profile ???????)
but if my connection is inactive for a while I.E go out for a few hours ,at work etc synk is the same but actule speed can be down to 500 kbps ,reboot and all is well again very strange
Standard User robw7897
(experienced) Sun 09-Dec-07 21:54:04
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Re: Why does my speed increases when i reboot my m


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I have to reboot my Netgear periodically, say every 10-14 days.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 17-Dec-07 22:59:55
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Re: Why does my speed increases when i reboot my modem


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Just an aside, I now reboot daily.

I recently bought a set of remote controlled socket adaptors. Now, when I switch off my laptop at night I hit the remote 'all off' which kills the laptop transformer, print server, printer, router, PDA transformer, network drive and transformer. It kiils the lights in my study and saves a bucket of power.

The driver was the blue searchlight on the network drive
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