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Bring me Amberlamps
Join Date: Jul 2004
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I just moved, and got re-hooked up with Comcast, everything else in my system is the exact same as I just unpacked it from boxes 2 days ago, but now when I go browsing around the internet, after I open 3 or 4 tabs, it's seems like the internet stops transfering info and basically locks up - never did this before... I have no clue how to fix this, any ideas?
Running Windows 7, using IE explorer 8... Thanks, Vanz |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: San Jose, CA
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does your cable modem have a self test?
Try that. Could be the cable quality is different. You need high quality copper to get the 20Mbps through.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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lol, umm you do know that there have been tests of 10mbps ethernet using barbwire, 20 megs doesnt needs any fancy wiring, just a good set of cable ends...
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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first, when you hook the modem up, make sure there are no spliters, go directly into the wall cable. Then, check to reset your cable modem to factory defaults, sometimes with these toy modems, the firmware gets corrupted in transit. change out your ethernet cables. after all of that has been eleminated. now check your system. do a ping to a well known website, like yahoo.com, if that doesnt work scan fpor viruses. if not call comcast to cycle the modem... |
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