Problem with internet connection.

daretofail

daretofail

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I use window vista ultimate x86 with NDIS 6.0 realtek network driver. My problem is that whenever I turn on my modem, it takes a significant period of time for the internet to be avaiilble and sometimes,the connection was unstable.My modem is linksys and plugged through ethernet port.Notably, it was faster and more stable when I use dial up model instead (even the internet led changed to red) .Furthermore, when I used the new network driver from window update ,it became impossilbe to connect internet.What is the problem ?
 

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Are we talking about a Linksys modem, a Linksys router or a Linksys modem/router combo? How old is it and when was the last time you upgraded the firmware?
 

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    E8400
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    DFI LP DK P35-T2RS
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    4GB G.Skill PC-1066
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    eVGA 8800 GTS
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    X-Fi XtremeGamer
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    Samsung 226BW
    Screen Resolution
    1680x1050
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    500GB W.D. RE2 Primary
    1TB W.D. Caviar GP WD10EACS
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    PC Power & Cooling Silencer 610
    Case
    Lian Li Lancool K62
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    Thermalright Ultima-90/S-Flex 120mm
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    MS Natural Elite 4000 Ergonomic
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    Logitech G5
    Internet Speed
    2.5MB/430
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    D-Link DGL 4500
Fumz said:
Are we talking about a Linksys modem, a Linksys router or a Linksys modem/router combo? How old is it and when was the last time you upgraded the firmware?
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It is an ADSL modem. I bought it three months ago.I didn't upgrade driver for the network but instead maintain the old one.
 

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So you have an ADSL modem and a Linksys router, right? Which modem and what model Linksys?

Modems die. When they do they start the process much like you've described. Just had one die on me last week... luckily I had a spare, but, they do, especially the really cheap ones your ISP hands out.

If it's the Linksys router, you could try upgrading the firmware. If it's a bad NIC driver, you could search out an earlier version. If it's the modem, you'll have to either buy one, or get your ISP to send you one.

Hit the Windows key and type in cmd, press enter. Type (without quotes) "ping 127.0.0.1". If the loopback test is successful, then the problem isn't your NIC. In that same command prompt, enter in (without quotes) "ipconfig /all" and hit enter. Look for your Default Gateway and write the number down. Ping the default gateway. For example, "ping 192.168.0.1". If this is successful, then it isn't your router; thus, your modem is on it's way to an early grave.
 

My Computer

System One

  • Manufacturer/Model
    Fumz' Flux-Capacitor
    CPU
    E8400
    Motherboard
    DFI LP DK P35-T2RS
    Memory
    4GB G.Skill PC-1066
    Graphics Card(s)
    eVGA 8800 GTS
    Sound Card
    X-Fi XtremeGamer
    Monitor(s) Displays
    Samsung 226BW
    Screen Resolution
    1680x1050
    Hard Drives
    500GB W.D. RE2 Primary
    1TB W.D. Caviar GP WD10EACS
    PSU
    PC Power & Cooling Silencer 610
    Case
    Lian Li Lancool K62
    Cooling
    Thermalright Ultima-90/S-Flex 120mm
    Keyboard
    MS Natural Elite 4000 Ergonomic
    Mouse
    Logitech G5
    Internet Speed
    2.5MB/430
    Other Info
    D-Link DGL 4500
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