Dial up did not change to high speed. This may have been a misunderstanding of DSL.
This refers to connecting to either a network, or most likely the internet, using an analog modem over a standard analog phone line. It is also called dial-up networking or dial-up Internet.
Analog modems transfer data by taking binary bit values of data from a computer or networked node and transmit them by pulses of sound over standard analog phone lines. The term modem represents the MODulation and DEModulation from digital to analog. The modem first sends either pulse or tone (DTMF) dialing to ring the receiving line, then both modems use tones to negotiate compatible communications, then enter into a steady stream of data transmission.
Analog modems most popularly started at speeds around 75, 110, and 300 baud (bits per second). They eventually increased to 1200, 2400, and finally 9600 baud (bps). By using software compression, speeds of 14400, 16800, 28800, and 33600 baud (bps)were achieved. Lastly, the speeds said to be 56K (56000 bps) were developed initially by the incompatable X2 and Flex standards which were merged into the V.90 standards. They never fully reach 56000bps, but were considered of that class of connection speeds.
High speed connections, such as Internet connections, were generally referred to as broadband. Broadband could be interpreted as any remote network data connection speed above 128kbps (128000 bps). This includes ISDN, the various forms of digital subscriber lines (DSL) signaled over standard phone cabling, co-axial cable Internet service, leased lines such as T-1 and T-3, and most everything telecommunicaiton companies use.
It is possible that one could consider one of the various forms of DSL Internet connection lines to be considered "dial-up" because it uses telephone cabling. However, DSL signalling is not standard analog telephone line signaling. There is not a dial tone, there are no phone numbers dialed, and one is analog while the other is digital. It is simply coincidental that they both use a pair of copper wires from telephone poles that run down a long cable into a home.
.what is a dial up number
it won't speed up to pc, what it will do its speed up loading up high graphic such as games etc
I dont think so many people use the dial up internet service, beacause now a days high speed internet and the dial up internet dosent have that much price differance . According to me very few migh have the dial up internet service. There are people in rural areas who have no other option other than satellite if they don't want dialup.So,in view of that fact, dialup is their only option until fiber optic cable is installed.
No ... you need a dial-up modem - something that the phone line can plug into.
1. Installing the Dial-up networking feature. 2. Verifying install of the dial up adapter. 3. Creating a connection. 4. Entering configuration information for your ISP.
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i would not use dial up ps i would change to dsl or cable dial up is way to slow
You can get rid of dial up by switching to high speed or dsl. Try getting a $10 deal from AT&T, which is hard to find but is well worth the offer for a non dial up internet connection.
I live in a place now that has no high speed internet options other than satellite internet so for years we had nothing but dial up service. Now we have satellite internet and it is 6 times faster than dial up. Cable or DSL is even faster than that. If you want to watch video's or listen to music online, ditching dial up is a must.
First, it depends on whether you want dial-up or high speed internet and what speed you want. Earthlink provides dial-up for under $10 a month, while Charter offers basic high speed internet for as low as $19.99 a month.
I have four computers running off my wireless network adapter and have never seen a change in the internet speed or conditions. I guess it depends on if you have high speed or dial up or on the internet provider you have but i have high speed internet and never had issue.
High Speed Internet is much faster than dial up, as much as 20x faster. Download times are very quick and you can surf the web very fast, it really help to keep up with your busy life.
I was thinking of switching our internet provider to EarthLink.net. I visited the website, but got a bit lost with the services they provide. What is the difference between EarthLink.net dial-up internet and high-speed internet?
Any form of high speed internet will be faster than dial-up at both uploading and downloading. In additon to websites loading faster, you should also see a significant speed increase when downloading music or any other file type.
Dial up internet connection? Yes it can but it is recommended to use DSL or any high speed internet connection since VoIP rely on internet.
internet cards from Verizon of AT@T that hook up to a sattelite link. not as fast as high speed but alot better than dial up, or you can get high speed and a wireless transmitter in your house.
You program your speed dials first by going to menu, then contacts, then speed dial. You individually enter them. Finally to use them, you open up your key pad and hold down the number of the corresponding speed dial. This should take about 3 seconds. The phone will automatically dial.