http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/ and feel good about it Thu, 17 Nov 2011 05:49:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/comment-page-1/#comment-340 Ash Sat, 06 Feb 2010 16:27:52 +0000 http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/#comment-340 Open task manager go to networking, It would display the speed of your wireless connection...if this speed is not reflecting to you...you might have some virus and Malicious software in your PC. download and run a Avast check ....it would take 3-4 hrs to complete and delete all the virus. To raise the speed: 1. Timely delete browsing data (specially cookies) 2. Remove some of the program from your initial task..like starting Y! messenger or skype when ever you boot up.... 3. you some light weight and speedy browser..Google Crome is good seems... Open task manager go to networking, It would display the speed of your wireless connection…if this speed is not reflecting to you…you might have some virus and Malicious software in your PC. download and run a Avast check ….it would take 3-4 hrs to complete and delete all the virus.
To raise the speed:
1. Timely delete browsing data (specially cookies)
2. Remove some of the program from your initial task..like starting Y! messenger or skype when ever you boot up….
3. you some light weight and speedy browser..Google Crome is good seems…

]]> http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/comment-page-1/#comment-339 Kyler_IE Sat, 06 Feb 2010 13:45:55 +0000 http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/#comment-339 I can't be of much help if your signal is low, but if you are running IE8, one way to maximize speed is to run the browser with add-ons disabled, to do this: In IE, go to ‘tools’ and ‘manage add-ons’. Disabling any unnecessary add-ons may help your Internet run faster. Try disabling add-ons with more than a .2 sec load time. (i.e. tool bars) Good luck, Kyler IE8 Outreach Team I can’t be of much help if your signal is low, but if you are running IE8, one way to maximize speed is to run the browser with add-ons disabled, to do this:
In IE, go to ‘tools’ and ‘manage add-ons’.
Disabling any unnecessary add-ons may help your Internet run faster.
Try disabling add-ons with more than a .2 sec load time. (i.e. tool bars)
Good luck,
Kyler
IE8 Outreach Team

]]> http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/comment-page-1/#comment-338 Anonymou Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:13:40 +0000 http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/#comment-338 Well, My dlink is very slow and it is the one you get from the laptop deals, now there is this USB thing, it is called the" Wireless N USB Adapter" it is a usb device that you plug into your computer and it gives you wireless signals from your router. This device is pretty good and the price is around 30-40 dollars. I have mine it is from TP-Link it works on any computer, you just need to install the software that comes with it and you are good to go. Well, My dlink is very slow and it is the one you get from the laptop deals, now there is this USB thing, it is called the” Wireless N USB Adapter” it is a usb device that you plug into your computer and it gives you wireless signals from your router. This device is pretty good and the price is around 30-40 dollars. I have mine it is from TP-Link it works on any computer, you just need to install the software that comes with it and you are good to go.

]]> http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/comment-page-1/#comment-337 Alex Sat, 06 Feb 2010 07:18:59 +0000 http://howto-st.com/how-to-increase-my-wireless-internet-signal-and-improve-my-internet-speed/#comment-337 First: position router close to the computer. If this does not help 2) open a command prompt - > "Start" -"Run" then type in "cmd" In the command prompt type in "netstat -a" This will show all your network connections. If there is a bunch of those opened to unknown websites, there may be a virus on the system. To see what application opens connections you may use Open ports scanner http://www.filesland.com/openports/ If there some unknown .exe file opening TCP connections then it is likely you have a malware, install an antiovirus, antimalware and clean your PC First: position router close to the computer. If this does not help
2) open a command prompt – > “Start” -”Run” then type in “cmd”
In the command prompt type in “netstat -a”
This will show all your network connections. If there is a bunch of those opened to unknown websites, there may be a virus on the system. To see what application opens connections you may use Open ports scanner http://www.filesland.com/openports/
If there some unknown .exe file opening TCP connections then it is likely you have a malware, install an antiovirus, antimalware and clean your PC

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