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I am using BTHH5 and every night my broadband is dropping from 35MGB to 3-4MGB after 7pm. I am having a nightmare with BT understanding what I am trying to tell them and have an Engineer coming out tomorrow morning to look at the fault. The problem is, the broadband will be fine when they come out to look at it. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this?

 

 

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ok i will try and give you pointers . my first point would be its peak time , have you switched the router off and on again when the speed drops to see whether that fixes it . what this would do is put your pipe on the least busy server . since it is peak time you could be in a very busy area that is very close to their contention ratio , so 7 ish comes along and more people are on it . it will be interesting to see what the enginner says since i cannot see it being hardware because you get a decent speed the rest of the day

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Yes, I've tried that and also completely resetting the hub. It doesn't make any sense to me as the other night it was fine at 7:30 then just after 8 it had dropped to 3mgb and stayed that way until midnight when I went to bed. I'll let you know what happens tomorrow with the Engineer.

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Or ditch the lot and get proper cable Broadband from Virgin (if available):wink:

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Or ditch the lot and get proper cable Broadband from Virgin (if available):wink:

 

Agree with that. I will be returning to Virgin when this contract it up.

 

Switch your hub off overnight and get a different IP address and see if that has any affect.

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one thing i thought of is are you wired into the router or wirless since if your wireless you can get interferance i did at my last address when someone stuck his routuer or it use to blot a lot of my connectivity out resulting in very poor speeds

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one thing i thought of is are you wired into the router or wirless since if your wireless you can get interferance i did at my last address when someone stuck his routuer or it use to blot a lot of my connectivity out resulting in very poor speeds

 

In that sort of situation it's best to change the channel that your router is using in the settings.

To figure out the best channel you can get various WiFi scanner apps for free on Android/iOS and it'll check the various networks and what channel they're using.

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