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I'm using Windows XP SP2. I have a 1 MB connection via a SpeedTouch 585, and my internet speed registers at 0.3 MB, with a maximum download of 30kbps. Not to mention a terrible ping at 500-1500. On the other hand, I get full speed in uTorrent - a bittorrent program - reaching up to 100 kbps; the way it should be.
I haven't made any changes to anything. And it has been functioning well until the last month. I waited in hope that it could be an ISP issue and that it would be resolved, but their support crew did not help me with this problem either.
I've tried disabling all firewalls, and all wireless connections, using different browsers, and disabling QoS. But it did not work. Me thinks it's an ISP issue, but if so, how am I getting full speed in uTorrent?
Could somebody help me out with this?
P.S. I do NOT use uTorrent while I surf or download files directly from the internet. So there isn't any downloading conflicts here.
Thanks.
I've reset my router and also tried your idea; that is, changing the DNS servers to Google's. And now it registers at 0.8 Mbps. I still think it was an ISP issue, but it's now partly resolved. Thanks. – Dr Haisook – 2010-03-24T10:10:46.217
I forgot to say I also called my ISP yesterday, and although he was unhelpful, he may have done something after the call to boost my speed? who knows. But he'd never say it's a problem with their servers, anyway. – Dr Haisook – 2010-03-24T10:19:59.223
glad it at least works better for you – Roy Rico – 2010-03-24T15:46:10.173