Unstable broadband?
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25-09-2016 3:32 PM - edited 25-09-2016 3:33 PM
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I'm not too sure what's happening here, but it's getting really irritating. For university, I have to do online tutorials and in an hour's tutorial two weeks ago, my connection cut out 5 or 6 times. My son has BT sport and which he can use on our machines when he visits us. We were trying to watch the MotoGP a couple of hours ago, but the connection kept faltering - we went into buffering over and over again. He says this doesn't happen when he's watching on his own machine at home, so I assume it's our connection. When this happens, there's a lot of flashing on the router - occasionally one of the lights goes red, but that doesn't often happen and when it does, leaving it alone normally means that the green lights come up again.
These are two examples of what seem like daily occurrences. Does it make sense that this is even worse when the weather's bad? It could be a coincidence, but when it's raining, it seems even worse!
I'd be grateful if somebody could give me an indication of what's going on here. Is it just PlusNet? Would we be better off with a different provider?
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Re: Unstable broadband?
25-09-2016 4:55 PM
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Sometimes the interruption is 10 minutes, on Tuesday it was off for at least 5 hours maybe more
26-09-2016 12:49 PM
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Does it make sense that this is even worse when the weather's bad? It could be a coincidence, but when it's raining, it seems even worse!
This can happen, if there is a bad joint on the line or somewhere water can get in and impact the line itself then you can see more issues during we weather.
There are quite a few drops on your line, but not as many as I'd have expected based on what you're said.
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