I hate my internet connection, Help?

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grimsprice

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sweetness.

i got

16 for download
8 for upload
49 for ping.

from what i've seen of everybody else that seems good.
 

DuplicateValue

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Aura Guardian said:
I got this



Is that good or bad? If good, then somethings wrong because I'm having similar problems.
Gah! A whole movie in five minutes!?! How much are you paying for that?
 

PlaylistOne

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The66Monkey said:
It is not caused by your internet provider, i had the problem where i lost connection every now and then and the youtube stuff, the fault was that i had connected the wires in my telephone jack wrong, you need to double check that you are in the first telephone jack and that the wires are exactly where they are meant to be.
Trust me, I did all that.
 

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73hm0571337 said:
Any computer on the network should be able to manage the router, at least thats how it worked with all of mine. Just go to whatever IP address the router is at and try to log on.
I got to the options page but I don't know what to change.
 

73hm0571337

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PlaylistOne said:
73hm0571337 said:
Any computer on the network should be able to manage the router, at least thats how it worked with all of mine. Just go to whatever IP address the router is at and try to log on.
I got to the options page but I don't know what to change.
What brand/model of router do you have?

Here are some tips you can try if you want: http://compnetworking.about.com/od/speedtests/tp/slow-network-connections.htm
A suggestion in the above link talks about signal interference, try to see if your router can go to a 5GHz network instead of a 2.4GHz network. This will help when using the router around microwaves, cordless phones, etc. and may be what was wrong with the network all along.
 

PlaylistOne

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73hm0571337 said:
PlaylistOne said:
73hm0571337 said:
Any computer on the network should be able to manage the router, at least thats how it worked with all of mine. Just go to whatever IP address the router is at and try to log on.
I got to the options page but I don't know what to change.
What brand/model of router do you have?

Here are some tips you can try if you want: http://compnetworking.about.com/od/speedtests/tp/slow-network-connections.htm
A suggestion in the above link talks about signal interference, try to see if your router can go to a 5GHz network instead of a 2.4GHz network. This will help when using the router around microwaves, cordless phones, etc. and may be what was wrong with the network all along.
I think it is a netgear DGN2000
 

73hm0571337

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PlaylistOne said:
73hm0571337 said:
PlaylistOne said:
73hm0571337 said:
Any computer on the network should be able to manage the router, at least thats how it worked with all of mine. Just go to whatever IP address the router is at and try to log on.
I got to the options page but I don't know what to change.
What brand/model of router do you have?

Here are some tips you can try if you want: http://compnetworking.about.com/od/speedtests/tp/slow-network-connections.htm
A suggestion in the above link talks about signal interference, try to see if your router can go to a 5GHz network instead of a 2.4GHz network. This will help when using the router around microwaves, cordless phones, etc. and may be what was wrong with the network all along.
I think it is a netgear DGN2000
Ok, thanks. A list of things that you can try:

- Make sure that your router has the newest firmware ( http://kb.netgear.com/app/products/model/a_id/2334 )
- You can try a line test ( http://www.dslreports.com/linequality ) this has the ability to figure out where along the connection line the packets
are being lost.
- Another test ( http://www.dslreports.com/smokeping ) will test for 24 hours the latency on your connection
- You can attempt to switch to OpenDNS ( http://www.opendns.com ) this will route all of your DNS traffic through their servers, this is what I use, you can find detailed instructions for your router at ( https://www.opendns.com/start/device/netgear )
- Last test, which I doubt will do much, is another test from DSL Reports ( http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks ) which will detect your TCP settings and correct them. DO NOT USE THIS IF YOUR COMPUTER HAS VISTA ON IT

Hope this helps.
 

cake42

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I'm having similar problems but for me I can play on my 360 seamlessly but when it comes to a bit of TF2 on my laptop It lags loads (even on lowest graphics) and makes it unplayable most of the time.
[http://www.speedtest.net]
my laptop has:
2.0Ghz AMD Turion64 X2 processor
4Gb of RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 9300M G 256 MB
and I am running windows 7 32bit.

Also some one else posted a link to a gamebooster program and avast thought it was a virus so I didn't get it but if anyone knows for a fact that it isn't a virus please let me know!
 

Takoto

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Vuljatar said:
Wireless is bad. No matter what.

I suffered with wireless for years with the exact same problems you describe, then I just bought an ethernet cable and ran it from my router to my computer. Now my connection is rock solid, and faster than it ever was with wireless.
At least your not on Dial Up like I am. :/
 

73hm0571337

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cake42 said:
I'm having similar problems but for me I can play on my 360 seamlessly but when it comes to a bit of TF2 on my laptop It lags loads (even on lowest graphics) and makes it unplayable most of the time.
[http://www.speedtest.net]
my laptop has:
2.0Ghz AMD Turion64 X2 processor
4Gb of RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 9300M G 256 MB
and I am running windows 7 32bit.

Also some one else posted a link to a gamebooster program and avast thought it was a virus so I didn't get it but if anyone knows for a fact that it isn't a virus please let me know!
If it is only TF2/Source games that lags try going through this ( http://www.tweakguides.com/HL2_3.html ) and see if that helps you any.
 

cake42

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73hm0571337 said:
cake42 said:
I'm having similar problems but for me I can play on my 360 seamlessly but when it comes to a bit of TF2 on my laptop It lags loads (even on lowest graphics) and makes it unplayable most of the time.
[http://www.speedtest.net]
my laptop has:
2.0Ghz AMD Turion64 X2 processor
4Gb of RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 9300M G 256 MB
and I am running windows 7 32bit.

Also some one else posted a link to a gamebooster program and avast thought it was a virus so I didn't get it but if anyone knows for a fact that it isn't a virus please let me know!
If it is only TF2/Source games that lags try going through this ( http://www.tweakguides.com/HL2_3.html ) and see if that helps you any.
thank you so much. I still lag a bit while playing but it isn't nearly as bad as it was!!!
 

Aura Guardian

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Takoto said:
Vuljatar said:
Wireless is bad. No matter what.

I suffered with wireless for years with the exact same problems you describe, then I just bought an ethernet cable and ran it from my router to my computer. Now my connection is rock solid, and faster than it ever was with wireless.
At least your not on Dial Up like I am. :/
Oh god...Poor soul