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  1. #1
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    System Slow Down On Internet

    After several minutes on the Internet my system slows to a crawl or hangs completely. I do not have any other jobs running. I have plenty of disk (7gb of 11gb) in my primary partition and 64 mb. of memory. I do not have a virus.

    Even if I end my Internet connection, my applications run extrememly slow after I have been on the Internet. The only thing that helps is a re-boot.

    I use a Cyrix 133/166 Pentium chip with a Best V.90 modem on Windows 98.

    It appears to possibly be some type of memory leak but I dont knot how to determine this.

    Any recommendation is appreciated.


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    What type of modem do you have? Have you checked the device manager for any conflicting devices?

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    Its a Best Data ISA V.90 modem. There are no device conflicts.

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    do you use the built in dial up software that came with win9x, or does your ISP provide a custom one?

  5. #5
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    It seems your browser is the problem. As for the memory thingy goto the bottom site to dl a std ver to check your mem usage.

    www.meikel.com/freemem/

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