gregmcc
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He does mention fluorescent lights and ethernet cables in his reply which I quoted above.
lol. I'm just going to keep quiet now
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He does mention fluorescent lights and ethernet cables in his reply which I quoted above.
Hi DeadCore,
Do you have any automatic updates set on your PC that starts at a certain time? What time does your street lights go on at night? Do you have sprinkler system that switches on at night?
How many PC's connect to the router at night? Do you have wireless security on your router? (Maybe someone connects at night to your router)
Do you perhaps have an Ethernet cable running next to fluorescent lights?
There can be so many factors that can answer this trend. Please provide me with your MWEB account details and I'll investigate further.
Kind regards,
MWEB Guy
lol. I'm just going to keep quiet now![]()
Doh. My bad...I should learn to read properly.For some reason i thought he was referring to lights in the house - maybe your phone/network cable is running too close to a fluorescent light which could cause interference.
Street lights...that's pushing it!![]()
Actually you'd be surprised, I have seen it all in the last few yearsIf your connection is actually dropping (as in losing sync) at the same time every day then these are genuine factors that need to be considered, depending on where copper cables are running and how the router is being powered. Things like stoves pulling more current at dinner time, pool pumps and electric fences turning on, someone plugging a hairdryer into the multiplug your router is on (true story) could all play a role. I even heard of a case from the technicians at Nology (Billion supplier) where the floodlights turning on at a nearby sports stadium every evening seemed to be causing a power dip that would drop the customers connection.
Actually you'd be surprised, I have seen it all in the last few yearsIf your connection is actually dropping (as in losing sync) at the same time every day then these are genuine factors that need to be considered, depending on where copper cables are running and how the router is being powered. Things like stoves pulling more current at dinner time, pool pumps and electric fences turning on, someone plugging a hairdryer into the multiplug your router is on (true story) could all play a role. I even heard of a case from the technicians at Nology (Billion supplier) where the floodlights turning on at a nearby sports stadium every evening seemed to be causing a power dip that would drop the customers connection.
Who said anything about street lights?![]()
Gmail disconnecting?
Let me try again:
Any information yet on this stupid Gmail chat disconnection issue?
guys with gmail issues, all 384 lines? or is there someone with 4mb having issues also?
why i asked , i cant even load gmail , nor chat when my connection is slow aka , Throttled IS account, which gives about 30kbs.
can only load basic html lol
So if i have a UPS and your router plugged in to the UPS, my connection would be more stable? seeing that it would even out all those dips and surges the high school across the street causes on the power grid?
I just remembered that I think I experienced it from non-MWEB locations too, so the first thing is to confirm if it is specific to MWEB users.
guys with gmail issues, all 384 lines? or is there someone with 4mb having issues also?
Why does any download from the mweb mail server time out if use chrome?
is it just me or just the 3 computers i have used to test it on?