Hi calandste, welcome to TechTalk!
We will need more specific information concerning your network/Internet setup and connections in order to help you most quickly. Can you please provide the following info:
1. What type of Internet connection do you have (cable, DSL, dial-up modem, etc.)?
2. Who is your Internet Service Provider?
3. If you have cable or DSL, are you connecting the computers directly to the cable/DSL modem, or do you have a broadband router, hub, or switch in the equation?
Give us the above info and we'll get you sorted out.
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Only little niggle we have now is the connection speed shows 115200 instead of the normal 57???. Have tried changing this but it still comes back at the higher speed. Anyone know why?
The 115,200 "speed" doesn't really relate to yourmodem's max connection speed over your phone line. The 115,200 number is the maximum BAUD rate at which the circuitry in the particular COM port on your computer (to which you've attached the modem) can communicate. It's best to let the COM port operate at it's highest speed unless you notice problems with modem attached to that port. More info on this can be found here:
http://www.helpdesk.uconn.edu/ppp/Win3X/HTML/PPP-Win3X-Modems.html
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