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marb706
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18. September 2007 @ 22:44 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
ok, last night, i tried installing World Of Warcraft and register for a WoW Private Server Account. when i visited the site (http://www.exodus-server.com) where i should register, my internet connection suddenly f*cks up. it became slower than a 56k connection (we have DSL by the way). then i tried to restart my PC, and then, accessed my internet browser (IE). for the first 5-10mins of internet browsing, it was fine and fast. but after 5-10mins, it f*cks up again. becoming slower than a 56k connection. i decided to check the PCs of my brother and mother (connected thru router), but their internet connection was just fine (using mom's PC for now). so it wasn't on our ISP. i'm guessing that it's because of the site (mentioned above) i visited. is there any solution to this problem of mine? if there is, please help me. i would really appreciate it. thanks.
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