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hi there
Today when I was working with Firefox 3 and it was browsing very slow, then I checked the status and at the extreme right hand side corner in line with the menu bar there is a circle showing some downloading.
Please help me regarding this problem as i am unable to configure the real problem
The web-site u were browsing may have some ads displayed. The ad traffic is being monitored by googlesyndication.com.
To avoid this as vishal said, install the addon adblock plus or u can use noscript addon. if noscript, you can block any such script to ever bother u again.
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go to speedtest.net and check your speeds
but then it could be your router or ISP
you need to tell us more info like
ISP
type of connection
router
etc
I just went through the exact same thing, but on my Windows Server 2003 file server/BitTorrent box. The culprit? My router firmware wasn't allowing enough simultaneous connections and was taking too long to timeout.
I have the DD-WRT firmware loaded on a Linkysys WRT54G, so these settings are easily modified. I'm honestly not sure if these are typical settings available in most stock router firmwares. However, I understand it's very easy to put DD-WRT on Buffalo routers, so you might want to seriously consider that.
All I did was bumped up the "Maximum Connections" option from 512 to the maximum of 4096. I also decreased the TCP and UDP timeout from something I don't remember to 90. In uTorrent, I also reduced the maximum connections per torrent to 100 I believe.
This made a HUGE difference. Prior to making these changes, I literally couldn't browse the Internet if uTorrent was running on the file server, even if nothing was being downloaded.