I'd get your ISP back out. Something isn't right with the router/modem.
Darren Moderator Staff member Jan 30, 2019 #21 I'd get your ISP back out. Something isn't right with the router/modem.
Cromewell Administrator Staff member Jan 30, 2019 #22 You are definitely not on WiFi with your PC right? Darren said: I'd get your ISP back out. Something isn't right with the router/modem. Click to expand... Or the line. When they come out, have them do the test on your machine as well. They could very well have tested against a service inside their own network.
You are definitely not on WiFi with your PC right? Darren said: I'd get your ISP back out. Something isn't right with the router/modem. Click to expand... Or the line. When they come out, have them do the test on your machine as well. They could very well have tested against a service inside their own network.
M millz Member Feb 19, 2019 #23 Your desktop has a wireless network adapter amd it's connecting to your modem wirelessly on the 4ghz band rather than using your wired connection. Turn off your wireless network and force the wired connection. That's my guess at least.
Your desktop has a wireless network adapter amd it's connecting to your modem wirelessly on the 4ghz band rather than using your wired connection. Turn off your wireless network and force the wired connection. That's my guess at least.