mjm777

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I have a dell desk top computer that is hooked up to comcast. When I am on the internet there is no performance issue. However when I sign on to my company's network it is slow. Someone suggested to check my hard drive sines connections. I do not know what I would be looking for if I open my computer.

Any clues as to what they (sines) look like and do have any other suggestions?
 
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When sign on to your comapny's network, you're using their Internet connection which is probably not as fast as your Comcast connection.
 

megabyteme6662002

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Depending on what kind of perfomance you are talking about that you are doing.. If you are moving files or loading things.. Internet is limited to, well say like 1 MBS whereas stuff on your local harddrive is measured in GBS... You have to think about this-you are basically downloading stuff from the internet when you are connecting to your work PC, you aren't actually there using it.