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Solve : my router has intermittent time-out, suddenly.?

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My set-up: router connected to modem, my pc connected with a cable to the router, 4 other family wireless devices connected to the wireless.

situation: intermittent connection coming from the router, i lose connection several times a minute, ive been on a loop of 10 second of connection then like 15~ seconds of downtime SINCE this morning.

i ping my default gateway, the rotuer, 192.168.1.1 and i see this intermittance because it EITHER pings and works 100% or times-out.

i can access the internet just FINE if i plug my computer directly to the modem.

i tried doing a power cycle. i havent made config changes to the router.

i tried replacing the cable between modem and router with a known-good UTP cable with no effect
What make of router? How old is it?
Have you unplugged the power from the wall plug and waited 10 min?
Also, there may be a reset switch that requires a paper clip or small object. Doing that will put all settings back to default.
Quote from: Geek-9pm on May 28, 2012, 04:54:29 PM

What make of router? How old is it?
Have you unplugged the power from the wall plug and waited 10 min?
Also, there may be a reset switch that requires a paper clip or small object. Doing that will put all settings back to default.
[okay it works better now]
from Linksys, WRT54G v.6  it's old of like 5 years, but it acted FLAWLESS up until now.
I did a 10min power cycle as per ur suggestion, when i powered it back up it's still the same.
i did the reset to factory from the web page then a power cycle and now it works, but i don't understand how a good configuration can go wrong like that. ill put it as solved. Quote from: ilovedota2 on May 28, 2012, 05:23:22 PM
[okay it works better now]
from Linksys, WRT54G v.6  it's old of like 5 years, but it acted flawless up until now.
I did a 10min power cycle as per ur suggestion, when i powered it back up it's still the same.
i did the reset to factory from the web page then a power cycle and now it works, but i don't understand how a good configuration can go wrong like that. ill put it as solved.
It is a common problem. That is the kind of answer you get from Tech support. The engineering department does not want to go back and rebuild the thing. Water under the bridge.anyone looking at this from Google, the router worked a bit but then was having way more downtime the next day.
the guy that pays for my internet lost patience and bought another routher, and since then the internet is having no problems.


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