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    Pop took his brain back. xellos88330's Avatar
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    So, websites seem to be unable to load on completely random occassions. Can't log into games because it can't find servers, and have to reset my connection at least 4-5 times a day. It is on my last nerve.

    It is like my computer forgets that I am connected to the internet.

    I use digital cable modem and router.

    I am thinking it might be a problem with my router, but I haven't had any problems with it before.

    Any suggestions?

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    I cannot grok its fullnes leemajors's Avatar
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    reset the cable modem, then the router

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    Pop took his brain back. xellos88330's Avatar
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    I have done that already. Multiple times. I have to reset them both at least 4 times per day at minimum. Thanks for the reply

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    Call your provider.

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    So, websites seem to be unable to load on completely random occassions. Can't log into games because it can't find servers, and have to reset my connection at least 4-5 times a day. It is on my last nerve.

    It is like my computer forgets that I am connected to the internet.

    I use digital cable modem and router.

    I am thinking it might be a problem with my router, but I haven't had any problems with it before.

    Any suggestions?
    Are you using a wifi connection or a direct ethernet line?

    When did it start? Did the symptoms gradually grow over time or hit all at once? What all have you tried to this point?

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    Pop took his brain back. xellos88330's Avatar
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    I use direct ethernet. It seems that it seemed to happen suddenly, then it stopped and gradually started to slow down. I am just tired of it and can't wait for my copy of windows 7 so i can just kill all the problems.

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    Straight Forward PM5K's Avatar
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    Who said it had anything to do with Windows?

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    Pop took his brain back. xellos88330's Avatar
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    I am just saying that I am going to be doing a system wipe later on and it will confirm whether or not it is my isp or router and not anything else.

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    port forwarding man

    or maybe ur provider is doing some dodgy on their end of the line, blocking sites and ...welcome to china

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    Pop took his brain back. xellos88330's Avatar
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    Well, I think I was having a power issue...

    I had my cell phone charger plugged into the cable modem plug (the power cord for the cable modem has an outlet on it). I unplugged it and it seems to be as fast as I remember it being.

    Weird eh?

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