Last night I brought my computer over to a friend's house where we connected
via LAN. No problems, all was fine. Training and saved videos played
normally.
Today, I set up my computer back at home and I notice that all my videos are
extremely choppy. What gives?
TIA
"I_Eat_PlayDoh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Last night I brought my computer over to a friend's house where weconnected
> via LAN. No problems, all was fine. Training and saved videos played
> normally.
>
> Today, I set up my computer back at home and I notice that all my videosare
> extremely choppy. What gives?
>
> TIA
> Have you always had a netcard in your system or did you install one only
for the lan session. Your computer may be hunting for the lan card to
verify it's net connection. Plays havoc with system performance.
dave henrie
Good suggestion, Dave, but yes, I have always had a NIC in there (using XP
Pro).
However, the other computer had a NIC installed just for our session. I
don't think that could have had anything to do with it.
--
Regards,
Brian
"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> "I_Eat_PlayDoh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > Last night I brought my computer over to a friend's house where we
> connected
> > via LAN. No problems, all was fine. Training and saved videos played
> > normally.
> >
> > Today, I set up my computer back at home and I notice that all my videos
> are
> > extremely choppy. What gives?
> >
> > TIA
> >
> Have you always had a netcard in your system or did you install one
only
> for the lan session. Your computer may be hunting for the lan card to
> verify it's net connection. Plays havoc with system performance.
> dave henrie
>
>
