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Same here. Download Speed: 12419 kbps (1552.4 KB/sec transfer rate) Upload Speed: 356 kbps (44.5 KB/sec transfer rate) I'm going to be very afraid to run the next update for fear it will revert to the 50-150 KB/s I was getting for the last 5 months.

It sounds like you are getting kernel panics. I would do a clean install of the OS.

If they both have FireWire you can also access the OS 9 Mac with the OS X Mac by using target disc mode

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You could also try checking the autofill options in your Safari preferences. It may be auto filling a wrong name and or password. Or in your Keychain. Applications>Utilities>Keychain Access.

It works for me. http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/7493/safariscreensnapz001vm2.jpg Have you tried hard wired? F.Y.I I'm using the latest versions of OS X (10.4.7) and Safari (2.0.4) and the latest firmware for the router (v 2.75).

I guess the results I got from one site explained it. Checking for Middleboxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Done running 10s outbound test (client to server) . . . . . 3.54Mb/s running 10s inbound test (server to client) . . . . . . 5.64Mb/s Your Workstation is connected to a Cable/DSL...

I use to have a Moto SB from Comcast and I got sick of losing the connection. I disconnected it and hooked up my Terayon that I got for free from Cox cable when I lived in Las Vegas. It worked great all year. Never lost the connection once. About a week ago my connection went from the...

You could try repairing permissions. But, I would do a clean install of the OS. I do one about twice year any way. You'd be surprised the speed boost you get from a nice clean OS.

WEP doesn't do anything to your wired connection. It's Wired Equivalent. Meaning it makes your wireless connection as secure as your wired connection. I agree with the previous poster. Use WPA.