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Hey everyone,

 

For the past couple days i have been experiencing terribly frustrating behavior with my network.

 

Some pages wont load or take forever, sometimes just images wont load or take forever and my upload or download speed has gone down the drain (Normal is 100+Mbps Download and 2+Mbps Upload).

 

I have attached a trance route to facebook and a speedtest result. Note that the traceroute was from my access point, then modem.

 

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Normal

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Bad

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During a speedtest my download speed may be fine but upload speed will sit at 0.01Mbps until it times out.

 

I have tried rebooting everything on the network, scanning for any malicious files and content, using my access point and primary modem with ethernet and wifi, have tried desktop pc, my laptop, phone, laptop, AIO pc, iPad.

 

All of my devices are being affected although sometimes only a couple eg; my dekstop might be having this difficulty but not my laptop

 

What can i do to diagnose or fix! Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!

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Have you tried using a different DNS? If your ISP is having problems with their services, then their DNSs may also be having problems. Try using Google's public DNSs when you are having issues and see if that helps :)

 

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To be sure about the dns part, next time it's acting open a cmd window and run the following: ping -t 8.8.8.8

 

This will run a continuous ping to google's dns and you'll be able to see if the problem is with your ISP's dns or not.

 

To end the ping just press Ctrl+C or close the window.

 

If the ping are constant and in a low range (mostly under 75ms) then there's a good chance that your problem is your ISP's dns.

 

Also from what I've seen, is there any reason why your AP is on a different subnet than your modem? (referring to: 192.168.1.1 -> 192.168.0.1)

 

Do you also know if the problem still exist even if your hardwired or is it only on the wifi?

"Have you tried forcing an unexpected reboot?"

-- Maurice Moss

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