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I have a brother who uses windoze, and when it connects at 32K the line dies at random. When it connects at say 26K or so it will work fine. I found where I can adjust the serial port speed but is there a way to adjust the speed for the connection itself. I want to set it below 32K so it will not die on use.
I know, this is a windoze question but the windoze forums run windoze and I hate windoze.
is it connected to serial port or is it pci/isa? if it is serial you should be able to adjust through port settings. if it's pci/isa access device through control panel and you should se a tab for maximum access speed. you can drop speed down accordingly. also i would look for driver updates.
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and when it connects at 32K the line dies at random. When it connects at say 26K or so it will work fine. I found where I can adjust the serial port speed but is there a way to adjust the speed for the connection itself. I want to set it below 32K so it will not die on use.
