I keep on losing my internet connection for a few seconds at a time. It is the sort of thing you might not even notice, except it cuts me off from the online backgammon game I play.
Is there any relatively painless way to diagnose where the problem is? It could be my dsl provider, of course. But, I figure it could also be my router or my dsl modem or any number of other things. I don't get a "network cable unplugged" error, so that makes me think it isn't a problem with my cabling or ethernet port.
The fact that the dsl modem is way off in the distance, and I can't see the lights on it, doesn't help!
Routers are so cheap that I'm tempted to buy a new one. I should probably have a backup anyway. But, any other tips or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. RW
Is there any relatively painless way to diagnose where the problem is? It could be my dsl provider, of course. But, I figure it could also be my router or my dsl modem or any number of other things. I don't get a "network cable unplugged" error, so that makes me think it isn't a problem with my cabling or ethernet port.
The fact that the dsl modem is way off in the distance, and I can't see the lights on it, doesn't help!
Routers are so cheap that I'm tempted to buy a new one. I should probably have a backup anyway. But, any other tips or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. RW
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