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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (870)	3/14/2000 11:32:00 PM
From: PEWD	Respond to of 2005

so post the /link command output next time you have a problem at open and try this: please also launch windows resource meter, and report the 3 values it lists. also, go here: computingcentral.com during market hours - test your isp connection - try 4,5 times during day, report results. then crtl-alt-delete once - write down all running tasks - post that list plz. thats a start. i'll have more questions once we see the answers to these items. also, having a dsl, t1, or similar high band width modem that works well on browsers, downloads, etc doesnt mean it will work well on data using tcp/ip push technology - so - try the items i posted above and we'll go from there. there are some tcp/ip config tuning parms we can tweak in the registry that have dramatic impacts on high band width connections - but lets start with the above and try and isolate your lockup/slowdown problems. i'm not seeing them on my systems (#1 - t1, k7, 700 ; #2 dial up k6, 500, 44kb link ; #3 p2 300, dial up 26,400 link) - i simply dont see the lockup at open probems you report. lets try and figure it out together, without the adversial relationship ok? one more test - next time you have probs like this - shut down the dsl - and dial to 'net using dial up modem - see how it behaves on dial up. pewd