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August 02, 2005, 04:24:39 PM »
I just cancelled my Internet service with DirecWay today. I had been with them almost two years. I went with the cable company, which is getting me about 900 Kbps, which was the fastest DW ever ran. Most of the time, DW ran about 4 to 600 Kbps. The signal strength was 91 or better all the time. I went all the way up the latter to the corporate offices at Hughes, and landed in corporate systems analysist. They tried every trick in the book, including replacing the 6K modem. Never got any better. No tricks or tweaks that were not supplied by Hughes.
I was running about 1100 Kbps or so with the DW4000 and should have stayed with it. The DW6000 is a piece of S%&t. Now at least, I'm dealing with a smaller company, with their main service office about 200 miles up the road. It is only $20.00 a month less than DW, but still have a static IP, and router use. It beats the $89.99 a month DW was charging. I'll let you know later if I still am satisified in a month or so.
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php.
xp is the successor of nt, and hence a 64 bit operating system. it uses 64 bit bytes instead of the older 32 bit bytes. if you don't have a 64 bit capable mobo, hd, ram etc, the os will cache the upper half of every byte in the swapfile. that's why it's called a swapfile. it swaps between the upper and lower half so the os can deal with the complete bytes.
that's what he meant by that post regarding the older comp i think.
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Quote from: resopalrabotnick on August 02, 2005, 04:50:42 PM
php.
xp is the successor of nt, and hence a 64 bit operating system. it uses 64 bit bytes instead of the older 32 bit bytes. if you don't have a 64 bit capable mobo, hd, ram etc, the os will cache the upper half of every byte in the swapfile. that's why it's called a swapfile. it swaps between the upper and lower half so the os can deal with the complete bytes.
that's what he meant by that post regarding the older comp i think.
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yes. it's in response to your wtf on tucson1960's post.
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I see...
XP comes in 32 and 64 bit editions... the pagefile is there because most computers don't have enough memory capacity to hold everything open...
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before this goes any further, nudge nudge, wink wink!
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Quote from: tucson1960 on June 25, 2005, 07:29:16 AM
You must make sure your internet connection settings are as follows. In LAN settings make sure both boxes are checked in proxy server and neither box is checked in automatic connections then click on advanced button. In proxy address you need to have 192.168.0.1 Port 87. In the exceptions you need to type DirecWaysupport.com;192.168.0.1.
After I changed my settings on IE to this I can't seem to log in on any sites I use and below is the message I get. I have to use my Firefox on any site I need to log in. Anyone have any help for this?
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