Too big IE cache. Decrease it size to something like 30-40 MB maximum
if visit some pages very frequently. (Internet Options - > Temporary Internet
Files -> Settings)

It can also be bad NIC or cable to router. Or cable runs long length together
with power wire.


Toomas


----- Original Message -----
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> I have a desktop running windows xp pro and a laptop running windows xp
home. The desktop is wired
> to a router and the laptop has a wireless connection.
>
> The internet connection on the laptop works fine. Just as speedy as ever.
However, the desktop's
> internet connection has begun to slow way down. I have done a virus scan,
used ad-aware to search
> for any spybots, removed any cookies and temp files, and have the latest
windows updates.
>
> What am I missing. Please help.
>
> Kevin
>
>
>
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