speed test

[#1]

Anyone know why on a multi threaded download I always get a low result.

edit: forgot to mention this is a wired connection.

[#2]

The only browser that seems to work here (on a mac) is Chrome.
Simon.

[#3]

I suggest asking here http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/newsite/f/4337434-new-flash-speedtest-version-0956.html?vc=1

[#4]

jim it is not just that speed test site, speedtest@btwholesale is exactly the same but reports 21.09.  I have an issue with multi threaded downloads. My fault has been on going for over a month now ive had 3 engineers all say no problems so there is something plusnets side and im wondering if anyone knows what.

[#5]

For clarity
Which router do you have
Which operating system
Which internet security package

[#6]

I have windows 8.1
I do not use any security package.
the problem has been on going with 3 routers. 2 of which were tg582n and dsl n66u

[#7]

the one thing I forgot to ask - have you tried with different browsers

[#8]

thanks jim, problem solved. Now time to find the problem in firefox, any suggestions?

[#9]

If you start Firefox in safe mode and then try a test which isn't flash based is that any difference

[#10]

thanks again jim, found the add on, 'Addblock Plus' will report to them.

[#11]

Not sure that ABP is responsible, at least for me...
IE11

FF30 ABP off

FF30 ABP on

This last one was also taken by Firefox, first one when I had the FTTC installed. Things have gone downhill a tad, but the TBB download has generally always been better than HTTPx6 for me.

I need to check a few things locally, but I suspect I may be raising a speed fault next week...