Router issue-At&t uverse internet
Just got Uverse internet installed friday. It got installed downstairs right behind a 60" big screen tv with the wires and everything on the wall. it's a wife router/modem in one. Our last internet 'dsl' router/modem was in the middle of the house and upstairs but now this is directly behind the tv. Can this cause issue with signals?
Signal strength is full in most the house but sometimes clicking a site it just sits on 'waiting for website to reply' and then loads after maybe a minute. Other times its instant. I can literally be on another tab and load a site fast and the other one is still waiting to load the next page. Im trying easy going pages like yahoo or gmail and still the same. I checked internet speeds and it's download rate avgs about 8mbs a sec usually which is higher than the dsl we had before that worked fine which was around 3mb. Not sure why the 'lag' when clicking sites at times. Ideas? I am thinking of calling a tech to get this figured out |
I don't think that placement is the issue.
I'm sure you have tried powering off the modem and power down the routers/hubs then wait a minute , then re power up everything |
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you can log into the router and see if you are getting any packet errors.
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There's also an app called "Wifi Analyzer" available in the Google Play store if you have an android something. You can use that to check for signal strength and interference.
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'fix me a sammich' wife, or 'bounk chica bounck bowww' wife? |
-56 dbm whatever that means.
Saw no packets lost at all or errors when logging into the router. I'm clueless |
disable all security and broadcast your ssid with no security for a while like a couple hours
see if it is a security issue |
Do you have multiple browsers installed? FireFox does this to me every once in a while and I'll switch to a backup until the update is released. Could be that your browser is getting wonky, coincidentally right after the Uverse install.
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FWIW.....I have AT&T Uverse internet and I had to go out and buy a separate router because their router/modem's signal strength ****ing sucked dick.
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Oh, hey, do you use the Motorola NVG510?
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I just ran it with no security for a bit (like a couple hours) and I had no disconnections so I think the problem was with the security WEP or whatnot On that network, I turned off the normal security and just used MAC address filters for security (instead of keys) and I never had another problem ever. |
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