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OTish fibre broadband,home networking etc
Today is the day our high speed broadband went live. I got 44Mbps earlier this morning, same for Wifey. Our son, though, struggles to get 3Mbps download - but 12Mbps upload, which seems odd. We use homeplugs (yeah, I know) because solid, thick granite walls completely bollix wireless signals. Router is connected directly to BT main socket, and feeds a homeplug. There is another homeplug in the kitchen, to which our (self and wife) laptops connect, wirelessly. Son is in another room, and his desktop is hard wired to another homeplug, yet our downloads are far faster than his. My little Tosh netbook is W98, Wifey Tosh laptop W7 and son desktop W8.1 Why might son's download connection be so slow? I suppose I could buy a long CAT5 cable and connect his desktop directly to router? We have swapped the homeplugs around, but son's connection remains poor. -- Graeme |
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