My Compaq laptop has a configuration of Pentium dual core , 2GB ram, 160 gb. Im using a reliance wireless broadband connection and the speed is very very very slow! . When checking out the wireless device on other laptops the speed is considerably fast. Im not expertised in this field so might not use technical terms. Do I have to upgrade the speed of my laptop? To what extent, so that my net speed is fast?
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Net speed has nothing to do with the speed of your laptop.
It’s probably a virus on your laptop if it’s considerably slowing down your internet speed.
Run a decent anti-virus.
If that doesn’t work, contact your ISP
Ok I’m not an expert as well, but i had the same problem with my iMac
when u add more RAM it helps a lot, also try to use a cable instead of wireless this can help.
i haven’t figured what was the problem with mine but now i use another network which works much much better.
maybe some networks don’t go well with some computers.. who knows!
hope this helped in a way
The configuration of your laptop is not the reason for your slow internet speed. By reliance wireless broad band if you mean a reliance data card and if you have an old model dont compare them with the current model cards. Old models connect at 200+ Kbps and give an average throughput of not more than 70 Kbps.
But current generation Datacards are capable of 3 Mbps. If you find a solution in this then change your datacard.
If you don’t find a solution, try installing a Internet Speed meter like Dumeter on your laptop which can be downloaded from http://www.download.com. This would show your realtime internet utilization.
You should also keep your operating system up-to-date and install a good antivirus and anti-spyware to get good speeds. If you have spyware in your system they might be killing your internet speed. You can refer to my blog http://www.sunilsaripalli.com for more ways to speed your internet connection.
Three things are involved in how fast you can download any thing from the internet.
1) The input/output speed of your modem.
2) The input/output speed of the websites modem
3) How many people have logged on to the website and are trying to download something at the same time.
I have a 3.6 Mbps modem most of the time if will only download at 56 Kbps, sometimes faster and sometimes slower. It took 2 hours to download the BBC Iplayer.
Perform regular computer scans to remove virus and other things which can slow down the system’s performance. Also, try a program which can speed up internet speed like this one: http://huwatisdis.blogspot.com/2009/06/free-internet-speed-booster.html
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