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Article #18190Modem connect speed & Win95 OEM
From: Neil Yeoman
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 1996 00:00
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Hi, Can anyone help. For a couple of days I have been using the OEM r2 of Win95, and dial up networking works in a slightly different way. Under Win95 after a connection is established the form tells you that you have connected and what the negotiated transfer speed is. Under the OEM version the comparative form tells you that you have connected but gives the speed as that of communication with the modem, i.e. 115,200. One can check the negotiated speed by checking in the modemlog.txt file, but it would be handy to more easily find the negotiated connection speed. Is there perhaps a registry entry for this? If I am going to perform a lengthy download I always like to make sure I connect above 28,800. Any ideas? -- Neil Yeoman neil@neily.demon.co.uk
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