Topic: | Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | |
Posted by: | Nigel Brooks | |
Date/Time: | 21/04/15 15:22:00 |
George, wireless or cable connection? If the former 'stop' you wireless adaptor and restart it if the latter (actually in both cases) turn off the HH. Leave it off to allow the connection to decay and then restart. If you still have issues and are 100% sure that it is not your equipment ask for a Boost Engineer visit. If BT find a fault with your wiring in the home or the your 'non-broadband' equipment they will charge you a ludicrous £129.99 hence the need to check before you call. I had a Boost visit and they found three defective cable joints between my home and the cabinet. Speed increased from 8MB/sec to 33 Mb/sec almost instantly and no further problems. |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 12:37:00 | George Turner |
Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 12:48:00 | Bob Guyett |
Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 13:17:00 | Iris Hill |
Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 13:45:00 | Andy Pease |
Re:Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 14:04:00 | Julian Pavey |
Re:Re:Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 15:08:00 | Brian Coyle |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 15:12:00 | Pete Mayes |
Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 15:22:00 | Nigel Brooks |
Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 16:08:00 | George Turner |
Re:Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 16:09:00 | George Turner |
Re:Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 21/04/15 16:35:00 | Nigel Brooks |
Re:Re:Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 22/04/15 10:18:00 | George Turner |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:BT broadband connection goes flakey | 22/04/15 15:49:00 | Nigel Brooks |