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Hung TCP - Reinstall?HW/SW i.e. XPSP3 up-to date, IE8, >1Gb RAM, >1Ghz CPU. Share printer and folders activated and well done sharing. With PC1 I can upload pics over Internet up to 1Mb; With PC2 I can upload only pics up to 100kb. The PC2 starts uploading large files (>100kb) but, after a lot of time, upload crashes. I suppose a misconfiguration of TCP on PC2 but I don't know what. I've tried the following in abuot 7 day tests: - disable antivirus and firewalls too; - connected PC2 with wired cable to router, instead of WiFi; - reinstalled NIC and WiFi cards; - deleted cookies and all temporary internet files; - enabled cookies and script on IE; - used IE7 instead of IE8b2 but uploading from PC2 don't go on. What appen? Can anyone help me? Thanks -- Nicola Taranto System Administrator Dip. Strutture - UNICAL =?Utf-8?B?Tmljb2xhIFRhcmFudG8=?=
<NicolaTara***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in Show quoteHide quote news:91080224-9727-4B53-BFA2-4E86B0C99DF1@microsoft.com: It could be a MTU setting problem.> I have PC1, PC2 on home network wired/WiFi with access point up to > 7Mb , same HW/SW i.e. XPSP3 up-to date, IE8, >1Gb RAM, >1Ghz CPU. > Share printer and folders activated and well done sharing. > > With PC1 I can upload pics over Internet up to 1Mb; > With PC2 I can upload only pics up to 100kb. The PC2 starts > uploading large files (>100kb) but, after a lot of time, upload > crashes. > > I suppose a misconfiguration of TCP on PC2 but I don't know what. > I've tried the following in abuot 7 day tests: > - disable antivirus and firewalls too; > - connected PC2 with wired cable to router, instead of WiFi; > - reinstalled NIC and WiFi cards; > - deleted cookies and all temporary internet files; > - enabled cookies and script on IE; > - used IE7 instead of IE8b2 > > but uploading from PC2 don't go on. > > What appen? Can anyone help me? > > Thanks Try running the Tweak Test at: <http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks> and see what is recommended. HTH, John Sorry but i think that isn'i MTU problem.
I've tried with your suggestions setting MTU according dslreports but upload dont got goals. I discover uploading trouble only over my profile in ORKUT no in my profile over Windows Livespace. Tests with Dslreports sends 1024000 bytes ok, I got error uploading up to 100000. I haven't any to think. Thanks -- Show quoteHide quoteNicola Taranto System Administrator Dip. Strutture - UNICAL "John Wunderlich" wrote: > =?Utf-8?B?Tmljb2xhIFRhcmFudG8=?= > <NicolaTara***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > news:91080224-9727-4B53-BFA2-4E86B0C99DF1@microsoft.com: > > > I have PC1, PC2 on home network wired/WiFi with access point up to > > 7Mb , same HW/SW i.e. XPSP3 up-to date, IE8, >1Gb RAM, >1Ghz CPU. > > Share printer and folders activated and well done sharing. > > > > With PC1 I can upload pics over Internet up to 1Mb; > > With PC2 I can upload only pics up to 100kb. The PC2 starts > > uploading large files (>100kb) but, after a lot of time, upload > > crashes. > > > > I suppose a misconfiguration of TCP on PC2 but I don't know what. > > I've tried the following in abuot 7 day tests: > > - disable antivirus and firewalls too; > > - connected PC2 with wired cable to router, instead of WiFi; > > - reinstalled NIC and WiFi cards; > > - deleted cookies and all temporary internet files; > > - enabled cookies and script on IE; > > - used IE7 instead of IE8b2 > > > > but uploading from PC2 don't go on. > > > > What appen? Can anyone help me? > > > > Thanks > > It could be a MTU setting problem. > > Try running the Tweak Test at: > <http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks> > and see what is recommended. > > HTH, > John >
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