some tips to speed up your broadband................

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Ten ways to speed up your broadband


If you're really fed up with the speed you are getting on your broadband connection it is time to take action. Here are ten top tips to speed up your broadband connection.

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It’s good to talk

If you are not getting what you expected from your internet service provider (ISP) then pick up the phone. You may be able to boost your connection speed simply by asking your ISP if there is anything it can do to help.

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Reposition your router

The position of your router can have a significant effect on the quality of your wireless connection. Place it in an area where the signal will be affected by as few obstructions and little interference as possible. For example, away from appliances which emit wireless signals (e.g. cordless phones) and avoiding barriers such as walls and doors between the router and your computer.

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Spring clean your cache

Every time you visit a webpage, your browser will store, or ‘cache’ it. All these items stored in your cache do take up space and over time it can get very full. Periodically clearing out your browsers cache will enable it to function more effectively.

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Upgrade your browser

If you are unhappy with the browsing speed of your connection then you should definitely look at upgrading to a newer web browser. Using the latest browsers can greatly reduce the time it takes to download a web page. Check for free downloads of the latest browsers, but you should be careful when making any changes to the settings on your computer.

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Monitor your applications

There are many applications such as RealPlayer or Windows Updates that may discreetly start running when you log in to your computer and may slow your connection down. Set these applications so they don’t run automatically – this should reduce your bandwidth overhead and make a noticeable difference to your connection speed.

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Disable P2P software

While music, TV and film download applications are great for entertainment, they are not so great for your connection speed. Some applications continue to run in the background even when you think you’ve turned them off as they continually upload and download. This will not only slow you down but can also use up your download allowance. To avoid this, check the settings and set the programme to ‘no peer to peer,’ so it won’t run when you are not using it.

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Loathe thy neighbour

If you have wireless broadband, the first thing you should do is secure your wireless network. If you are unwittingly sharing your connection with unauthorised users then they will be using up valuable bandwidth. This means that the speed of your connection and download allowance could take a battering, not to mention the security threat this poses.
         
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Traffic jams

The time of day at which you go online can greatly affect connection speeds. When lots of people are trying to access the internet at the same time there is increased traffic on the physical phone lines and also each website’s servers. Heaviest traffic is usually in the evenings, so to benefit from the fastest speeds you should try to surf when internet traffic is low - generally in the day time or very late at night. If you have heavy downloading to do, you will get the fastest download speeds during off-peak periods.
         
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Switch

After all these measures, if your current package still isn’t giving you the speed you want, it may be time to switch. The speed you will be able to achieve does depend on some factors outside your control – such as your distance from the telephone exchange. Evaluate the time and money needed to improve on your current connection and decide for yourself if it is worth an upgrade.
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Ten ways to speed up your broadband


If you're really fed up with the speed you are getting on your broadband connection it is time to take action. Here are ten top tips to speed up your broadband connection.



It’s good to talk

If you are not getting what you expected from your internet service provider (ISP) then pick up the phone. You may be able to boost your connection speed simply by asking your ISP if there is anything it can do to help.



Reposition your router

The position of your router can have a significant effect on the quality of your wireless connection. Place it in an area where the signal will be affected by as few obstructions and little interference as possible. For example, away from appliances which emit wireless signals (e.g. cordless phones) and avoiding barriers such as walls and doors between the router and your computer.



Spring clean your cache

Every time you visit a webpage, your browser will store, or ‘cache’ it. All these items stored in your cache do take up space and over time it can get very full. Periodically clearing out your browsers cache will enable it to function more effectively.



Upgrade your browser

If you are unhappy with the browsing speed of your connection then you should definitely look at upgrading to a newer web browser. Using the latest browsers can greatly reduce the time it takes to download a web page. Check for free downloads of the latest browsers, but you should be careful when making any changes to the settings on your computer.



Monitor your applications

There are many applications such as RealPlayer or Windows Updates that may discreetly start running when you log in to your computer and may slow your connection down. Set these applications so they don’t run automatically – this should reduce your bandwidth overhead and make a noticeable difference to your connection speed.



Disable P2P software

While music, TV and film download applications are great for entertainment, they are not so great for your connection speed. Some applications continue to run in the background even when you think you’ve turned them off as they continually upload and download. This will not only slow you down but can also use up your download allowance. To avoid this, check the settings and set the programme to ‘no peer to peer,’ so it won’t run when you are not using it.



Loathe thy neighbour

If you have wireless broadband, the first thing you should do is secure your wireless network. If you are unwittingly sharing your connection with unauthorised users then they will be using up valuable bandwidth. This means that the speed of your connection and download allowance could take a battering, not to mention the security threat this poses.
         


Traffic jams

The time of day at which you go online can greatly affect connection speeds. When lots of people are trying to access the internet at the same time there is increased traffic on the physical phone lines and also each website’s servers. Heaviest traffic is usually in the evenings, so to benefit from the fastest speeds you should try to surf when internet traffic is low - generally in the day time or very late at night. If you have heavy downloading to do, you will get the fastest download speeds during off-peak periods.
         


Switch

After all these measures, if your current package still isn’t giving you the speed you want, it may be time to switch. The speed you will be able to achieve does depend on some factors outside your control – such as your distance from the telephone exchange. Evaluate the time and money needed to improve on your current connection and decide for yourself if it is worth an upgrade.
     
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