Broken Page Loading

[RudderVator]

Hi everybody

I have been getting this problem for the last 3 months and just seems so intermittent on my home ADSL line, PC uses Chrome and i have a Saix ISP account.
As you will see from the screen shot i uploaded its basically a broken website thats being loaded and for some reason it happens 95% of the time with Mybroadband and sometimes with mostly other local websites?
I have tried all the Saix DNS servers and Google ones to no avail it simply keeps happening on my iPhone and other mobiles as seen in the screen shot and sometimes on my PC as well?

Its rather annoying when you read a Mybroadband article and suddenly the location where an image of a graph should be for example is some washed out picture of a Ad thats currently featured on Mybroadband? is it some sort of rendering problem or rather a connection issue as it only seems to happen on Wi-fi but the because of the intermittent nature it is so hard to find the exact reason for the problem.
What i could also add is that sometimes pages seem to not load completely as in it would load to about 75% and stop and just display parts of a website requiring a reload to fix it.

I cannot however find fault otherwise as all other services such as Youtube or Facebook and P2P run at the full 10mbps with zero lag or unresponsiveness in page loading or transferring of large media and after doing speeds tests and ping tests there where no Ping spikes or low speeds.

 

[krustyrsa]

Hi everybody

I have been getting this problem for the last 3 months and just seems so intermittent on my home ADSL line, PC uses Chrome and i have a Saix ISP account.
As you will see from the screen shot i uploaded its basically a broken website thats being loaded and for some reason it happens 95% of the time with Mybroadband and sometimes with mostly other local websites?
I have tried all the Saix DNS servers and Google ones to no avail it simply keeps happening on my iPhone and other mobiles as seen in the screen shot and sometimes on my PC as well?

Its rather annoying when you read a Mybroadband article and suddenly the location where an image of a graph should be for example is some washed out picture of a Ad thats currently featured on Mybroadband? is it some sort of rendering problem or rather a connection issue as it only seems to happen on Wi-fi but the because of the intermittent nature it is so hard to find the exact reason for the problem.
What i could also add is that sometimes pages seem to not load completely as in it would load to about 75% and stop and just display parts of a website requiring a reload to fix it.

I cannot however find fault otherwise as all other services such as Youtube or Facebook and P2P run at the full 10mbps with zero lag or unresponsiveness in page loading or transferring of large media and after doing speeds tests and ping tests there where no Ping spikes or low speeds.
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This is mostly caused by packet loss, could be a congested exchange, your line, ISP, your router or even a virus on one of your devices. My best bet is to start eliminating each probable cause by connecting only device at a time and then try testing, run tracerts, ping tests and submit it to your ISP for further inspection, try a different ISP account, make sure you don't have any game or windows updates running in the background when doing these tests, if you can try a virus scan by removing your drive and scanning it on anoth computer with valid up to date anti virus. Turn off your wifi as well, run only on a Ethernet cable when testing from your PC. One of these test should give you an indication of what the issue is ...good luck!

 

[RudderVator]

This is mostly caused by packet loss, could be a congested exchange, your line, ISP, your router or even a virus on one of your devices. My best bet is to start eliminating each probable cause by connecting only device at a time and then try testing, run tracerts, ping tests and submit it to your ISP for further inspection, try a different ISP account, make sure you don't have any game or windows updates running in the background when doing these tests, if you can try a virus scan by removing your drive and scanning it on anoth computer with valid up to date anti virus. Turn off your wifi as well, run only on a Ethernet cable when testing from your PC. One of these test should give you an indication of what the issue is ...good luck!

Ping statistics for 104.20.71.110:
Packets: Sent = 100, Received = 100, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 27ms, Maximum = 184ms, Average = 35ms

One spike there out of a 100 pings, no loss.

 

[User52]

I had the exact same issue as you had. I think it may have just been a dns issue but seems to have gone away now? Very strange though.