- Active Speed
- Posted by Slapshot173 on March 1st, 2004
I installed Active Speed, but it does not help or seem to
be working can someone give me an idea WHY? Please and
Thank you.
- Posted by Mart on March 1st, 2004
As 'Active Speed' is not included with, nor part of, WinMe, then perhaps you
should direct your question to http://www.active-speed.com/
Did you not try their free 30 day trial?
Mart
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- Posted by Noel Paton on March 1st, 2004
Since the claims made for the product are somewhat beyond the possible - I
suggest that you
1) uninstall it
2) demand back any money you paid for it.
However - I suspect that you'll be very unlikely to achieve the second one!
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- Posted by Rick T on March 1st, 2004
Slapshot173 wrote:
Most Internet "Speederuppers" work by optimizing your connection
parameters (which *can* boost your speed, however these days most
connections are already pretty well optimized) or by preloading webpages
in the background (doesn't actually speed things up, just starts
pre-downloading links from the page you are on: this might work a
little, it will certainly make the modem lights blink more, and if you
have broadband, your ISP will probably get very ticked off at you due to
the bandwidth you're gobbling up).
As far as WHY? ask the folks at ActiveSpeed. Please post back what they say.
Thanks
Rick