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[Gilgamesh]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

[Yeti]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

[Indolent Reader]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

[PenPho]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

[SKO]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

Pen uses that free-range organic internet.

[PenPho]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

Pen uses that free-range organic internet.

No, Pen is a shill for the Cable company.

[Yeti]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Replacing the equipment seems like a decent idea. How do you get the DSL connection? I am sure it won't be like this, but when I was at my parents house, we had wireless DSL where a tower piped it in to an antennae on top of the house. That created some of the issues when it got a little off track. However, my mom bought a new router after I moved out and hasn't had too many issues.

[Gilgamesh]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

The whole ISP?

I know a few areas where DSL is the only thing some customers can get.

[PenPho]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

The whole ISP?

I know a few areas where DSL is the only thing some customers can get.

I think we've already discussed how much Peoria sucks in a different thread.

[Gilgamesh]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

The whole ISP?

I know a few areas where DSL is the only thing some customers can get.

I think we've already discussed how much Peoria sucks in a different thread.

Ah, a good point, but Comcast in Peoria provides me with 12 mbps download and 6 mbps upload.

Quite lovely...

for pron.

[ChuckD]

If you're using the default settings, try changing the channel. You may have a neighbor who's using the same default channel and it's causing interference.

[PenPho]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

The whole ISP?

I know a few areas where DSL is the only thing some customers can get.

I think we've already discussed how much Peoria sucks in a different thread.

Ah, a good point, but Comcast in Peoria provides me with 12 mbps download and 6 mbps upload.

Quite lovely...

for pron.

No Powerboost^TM from Comcast?

They trademarked the damn term, the least they could do is offer it to you.

[Wheezer]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

You should get a mirror-writing tattoo that says "consumer grade" just above your natal cleft.

[Bort]

Anyone have issues with WiFi? My connection seems to be intermittent. It will work for a second, and then drop, and then kick back up. I use the default settings (which is DHCP, I believe). I don't believe it's a problem with my network, as my computer and secksbox retains connections. I also had this same issue at the fair connecting to their free WiFi.

I previously had terrible problems with my internet connection, including the high-speed cable modem that I had from AT&T and Comcast respectively.  I purchased a new, top-end router and the internet is working better than ever.  While I don't know the cause of your issue, this might be something to consider.

I'm probably wrong though.

I suppose I could try that. I noticed that the range of my router doesn't reach all the way to the end of my backyard, so I contemplated getting one with a better range so I can have my phone (if the connection were to hold up) connected to a high-quality connection that far away.

This discussion intrigues me.  I have a lot of trouble with my wireless (linksys router/AT&T/speedstream modem) in that it drops for a second and then comes back.  It's extremely frustrating for Netflix on demand, as I have to restart the process.  Problem is, AT&T says its a router problem, and Linksys says its a DSL issue.  I'm wondering if it is time to get a new router and/or modem (the modem is almost six years old and the router is probably around four or five).

Have you considered the fact that DSL sucks balls unless you live next door your ISP?

You should get a mirror-writing tattoo that says "consumer grade" just above your natal cleft.

Great. Now the term "natal cleft" is connected with PenFoe in my mind.

[Yeti]

Netflix App is available at the App Store. You can watch your instant queue items...

Unless you got screwed with that 2GB cap shit.. Fucking AT&T /rant