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ISP repeatedly failing
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<blockquote data-quote="Skate108" data-source="post: 1472513" data-attributes="member: 284160"><p>Thanks Veg, yes, that was something i was told initially when it first happened. We needed to switch off all devices that were connecting to the modem, then restart the modem and restart each device so that they wouldn't interfere... something like that. Anyway, I have tried that and had no success. I disable the wifi on my iphone when i am at home, and the last few days, after updating the OS, things were going well, but today it has taken a nose-dive and there are NO other devices that connect to the internet. So therefore nothing to interfere... so I am doubtful that this is the problem. Thanks again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Skate108, post: 1472513, member: 284160"] Thanks Veg, yes, that was something i was told initially when it first happened. We needed to switch off all devices that were connecting to the modem, then restart the modem and restart each device so that they wouldn't interfere... something like that. Anyway, I have tried that and had no success. I disable the wifi on my iphone when i am at home, and the last few days, after updating the OS, things were going well, but today it has taken a nose-dive and there are NO other devices that connect to the internet. So therefore nothing to interfere... so I am doubtful that this is the problem. Thanks again. [/QUOTE]
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