foxygrandma

Whoops! Sorry, always in such a hurry. Will have to learn to slow down.

Thank you, Bear. I am not familiar with "sizes" so will have to explore when I have more time. Have to scoot now. Thanks again.

Thank you, Bear. Guess it just is not going to work for me, then.

Sorry, Bear, for taking so long to get back. Care-taking is a hard job. Anyway, After I changed the base setting to decimal, Entered the value 64240, clicked okay, exited RegEdit, and rebooted, I went back to check it and it reads in the large white pane: Reg- DWORD 0X000fafo (64240) I cliciked on it and it has changed back to hexadecimal with 64 in Value Data. Is this the way it should be?

Thank you, Bear. I had tried it twice, but will try again later today as I have to run.

TcpWindowSize. Modify the registry setting for TcpWindowSize by double clicking on the key. Change the Base Setting to Decimal. Enter the value 64240 and click OK, then exit RegEdit. When I enered the value above it said it had to be truncated and I do not understand that. What does that mean, please? Below is about my OS, Operating System System Model Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3 (build 2600) Dell Inc. Dimension 4700 System Service Tag: D8NCH71 (support for this PC) Chassis Serial Number: D8NCH71 Enclosure Type: Mini-Tower Processo