uploads and downloads near the same

i have xp home,mcafee,and spyware installed, my uploads
are near the same as downloads, eg down=13mg. up= 12mg.any
ideas
steve

Lanwench
Tue Jun 29 09:31:57 CDT 2004

Not sure what you're asking....what do you expect to be seeing? Note that
your ISP's upload/download speeds are probably more of a "best case
scenario" than a guarantee.

Steve wrote:
> i have xp home,mcafee,and spyware installed, my uploads
> are near the same as downloads, eg down=13mg. up= 12mg.any
> ideas
> steve

N
Tue Jun 29 14:10:46 CDT 2004

In article <2274601c45d73$510b1700$a301280a@phx.gbl>, Steve says...

> i have xp home,mcafee,and spyware installed, my uploads
> are near the same as downloads, eg down=13mg. up= 12mg.any
> ideas

Milligrams? My computer does not upload, or download, in milligrams. I am
not sure what you are reporting. The units of measure you used don't make
any sense to me.

Right now I am pushing out a BitTorrent at about 25KB/s, which is about the
maximum my provider guarantees on an upload. SBC Yahoo! DSL Service; 1.5Mb/s
down/256Mb/s up. Note that 25KB/s is the same as 256Mb/s; more or less. The
BT client is probably not accurately recording the transfer.

Oh, yes. 'B' = Byte, 'b' = bit. There are eight bits per byte.

Normally, my download is about 1.1Mb/s when measured by DSLReports. Uload
there is typically 211Mb/s.

Oh, yes. I am also not sure how this is an MSFT security issue.

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steve
Tue Jun 29 21:25:11 CDT 2004

hi, have sorted it out i blocked more in the firewall
thanks

>-----Original Message-----
>Not sure what you're asking....what do you expect to be
seeing? Note that
>your ISP's upload/download speeds are probably more of
a "best case
>scenario" than a guarantee.
>
>Steve wrote:
>> i have xp home,mcafee,and spyware installed, my uploads
>> are near the same as downloads, eg down=13mg. up=
12mg.any
>> ideas
>> steve
>
>
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