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Thank you usually it's MEDIA ... Excellent.. -&gt; Auto in windows XP.
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Thank you usually it's MEDIA ... Excellent.. -> Auto in windows XP.

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I have a laptop Toshiba Tecfra .<br />
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Usually my LAN Speed 100.0MBS now is showing 10.0 MBS... THAT user play it with the speed and i'm not sure how i'm able to put it back to 100.00 MBS ... now is very slow...
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I have a laptop Toshiba Tecfra .

Usually my LAN Speed 100.0MBS now is showing 10.0 MBS... THAT user play it with the speed and i'm not sure how i'm able to put it back to 100.00 MBS ... now is very slow...

LAN Speed 10.0 convert to 100.00 MBS = Windows XP Pro.

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