I am getting fedup with this Cellc thing.

call cell-c and demand 2 get a technician to come to your place.

Yeah just put your sim card into your phone. Call them and tell them you want to speak to technical department as you have a problem with your bundle and settings. Don't forget to give them another number so they can phone you back to troubleshoot everything. I actually did this and they fixed mine (they eventually sent out a technician to check the tower and he fixed the problem). BTW they won't log a request to send a technician till they have troubleshooted the problem via phone and telling you to check your computer step by step. (which takes about 1 hour and they call you so you dont pay for the call).

Also make sure the dongle is plugged into the back of the PC as some PC's front usb's dont have enough power to power the dongle (I have to always plug mine into my back port).
 
OK still no reply, but I have tried another USB port(the one usually used for the mouse) and suddenly it is more stable.
Still spikes a lot on downloads but at least the disconnections/time-outs are less.
 
OK still no reply, but I have tried another USB port(the one usually used for the mouse) and suddenly it is more stable.
Still spikes a lot on downloads but at least the disconnections/time-outs are less.

Mine also gets disconnected (not continuous but enough to be irritating), set the connection to auto redial and remove phone number prompt, symptomatic relieve but does not address problem.
Time-outs occur as well although less frequent (some days not at all, then other times yes).
Using a USB cable obtained with flash drive (4 years ago) plugged into the back of PC, wonder if this is the problem.

Interestingly this cable did not seem to work on other PC's but work on both my old (Nforce 4) and newer (Intel H55) motherboards. The mystery of the USB cable...

Not sure if it might be overheating, yet to try morkhans' cooling block :)

It is just difficult to judge if these problems (disconnects +time outs with adequate signal) are network or user hardware related.
 
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