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Networking equipment includes routers, switches and hubs as well as modems, wireless access points and just about any piece of hardware used to create or manage a network.
Can I turn off my modem when I am gone?
Turning off a modem can actually clear up connection problems. However, you may want to explore some other methods for dealing with a sluggish system.
Does turning off my computer equipment break my internet connection?
Computer and Internet equipment is engineered to be left on, but turning it off should have little to no effect on your performance and internet connection.
How can I be sure I'm getting the internet speed I'm paying for?
It's not uncommon to feel like the internet is slowing down. Determining if it's your ISP's fault is possible, but it needs to be done carefully.
How do I fix my dial-up modem after being in a lightning storm?
This feels like a hardware problem. I suggest some troubleshooting steps and repair options.
My new network card lights up, but Windows doesn't find it. Why?
If a new network card fails to be detected when plugged into a Windows XP, it's more often than not a problem with the hardware.
Should I buy my own DSL modem?
DSL modems are typically provided by your ISP. Most people don't realize that you can often purchase your own ... but should you?
Why does my internet connection slow down sometimes?
We've come to rely on our internet connections and quickly notice when speed isn't what it should be. The problem is that there are many possible reasons.
Why does the Linksys wusb11 not work in Windows 98?
The Linksys wusb11 should work in Windows 98. If it does not, it's possible that you need updated drivers.