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Old 05-20-2008, 05:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Network connection issues, is it my modem?

I am have had connection issues for the last couple years.
the internet will go off for up to 5 hours and then randomely come on!
I currently have an XPS 410 but i had this problem on my old computer so I don't think it's anything to do with the computer. The modem, however is pretty old, it's a "Cable Modem PCx2200". recently the connection has been going off very frequently, but I can unplug the power and cable cords to the modem and it will go on for a bit. Can anyone determine what the problem is?
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Re: Network connection issues, is it my modem?

I'm so sorry I think I made 2 threads.
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Re: Network connection issues, is it my modem?

I have deleted the duplicate thread. No worries.

First thing you may wish to do is contact your Internet Service Provider and have them run a few tests on their end. They can test the line and such and see how communications between them and your modem are handling.
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Re: Network connection issues, is it my modem?

Thanks I will try that!
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