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<blockquote data-quote="ttownfire" data-source="post: 381591" data-attributes="member: 30007">Let me first say; I'm very sorry if I came off like a little kid that just got his candy taken away. I can name a hundred excuses as to why I acted like I did, but as the old adage goes; &quot;excuses are like butts, everybody has one and they all stink.&quot; So I won't bore you with personal things going on...Here is what I did to make it right; I reseted the router about two dozen times, changing broadcast name, changing channels, and finally changing security. I worked through them very methodically. After every change I would recheck speed and so forth. I finally got to 3864 Kbps down and 513 up. I changed several items in the network preferences. I moved the Airport connection priority one step with a static change/reset on the router config.&nbsp; Moving Airport to the top of the list seemed to help the most. I also moved my Safari plist onto my desktop, to put it in default mode and recheck there. Nothing really happened, but it was a neat experiment with my first foray into uncharted territory on the mac.Anyway, I'm happy with the outcome and I hope you all will have the patience to deal with me again in the future.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ttownfire, post: 381591, member: 30007"] Let me first say; I'm very sorry if I came off like a little kid that just got his candy taken away. I can name a hundred excuses as to why I acted like I did, but as the old adage goes; "excuses are like butts, everybody has one and they all stink." So I won't bore you with personal things going on... Here is what I did to make it right; I reseted the router about two dozen times, changing broadcast name, changing channels, and finally changing security. I worked through them very methodically. After every change I would recheck speed and so forth. I finally got to 3864 Kbps down and 513 up. I changed several items in the network preferences. I moved the Airport connection priority one step with a static change/reset on the router config. Moving Airport to the top of the list seemed to help the most. I also moved my Safari plist onto my desktop, to put it in default mode and recheck there. Nothing really happened, but it was a neat experiment with my first foray into uncharted territory on the mac. Anyway, I'm happy with the outcome and I hope you all will have the patience to deal with me again in the future. [/QUOTE]

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