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Liam-McShane
By Liam-McShane
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This is a BT related issue: http://downdetector.co.uk/problems/bt-british-telecom

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So today i have noticed SOME webpages seems to be taking a long time to load whereas others are unaffected. I have a ran a speed test and everything is normal. Some pages do not load at all and chrome says "This webpage is unavailable" as if the websites are down. It has happened a couple of times with LTT this morining. Has anybody else had this issue? I'm going to restart my router and PC now.

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try using pingtest , cause that sounds like a packet and jitter problem more than a speed problem :)

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Nope

and clear cache 

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try using pingtest , cause that sounds like a packet and jitter problem more than a speed problem :)

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So today i have noticed SOME webpages seems to be taking a long time to load whereas others are unaffected. I have a ran a speed test and everything is normal. Some pages do not load at all and chrome says "This webpage is unavailable" as if the websites are down. It has happened a couple of times with LTT this morining. Has anybody else had this issue? I'm going to restart my router and PC now.

Yeah same here, are you with BT?

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Are you able to load twitter on your PC?

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Yeah same here, are you with BT?

Yeah i am. Just noticed the boradband light on my router was constantly changing colour which means it was loosing broadband connection every second.

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try using pingtest , cause that sounds like a packet and jitter problem more than a speed problem :)

The ping tested fine, with 0 packet loss and minimal jitter. Seems like an issue with BT's DNS. I'm going to try one a Google one instead.

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