Virginmedia 200meg
All I look for is it to be able to stream from YouTube on my iPad to my Marantz music steamer and the old 150 feed would drop out stall etc a long call to virgin and then good for a week then back to stutter and stall. Have a virgin moby sim in iPhone put it off wifi to 3G it plays to the Marantz perfect. So Deffo something Amis with their wifi.
Tell me I am on the XL with any calls unlimited, BT Sports catch up ,on demand etc £89 a month
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/i/1541678238
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/i/1541678238
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So the two biggest causes I had when I worked for faults, the device can't support quicker and other things are using the bandwidth.
Disconnect everything from the route and test the speed with a single machine wired to it.
Full speed? then you have ruled out VM being the issues.
Next connect something you know can support quick speeds, like a laptop with an N rated card.
If you aren't getting the speed, then you can look at the channel, distance etc with the router. If still no luck, try and borrow someone else's router, put the router in modem only mode and use the route to test the speed. If it works ok, then call VM and have a new router sent out.
Very rarely the router is the cause, normally PC or settings.
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Cheers pimmo downloaded a wireless anyliser app to check what channel i was on and other people near me its more the fact is disconnecting and reconnecting
Mine is still laggy when gaming and watching stuff on 'Kodi'
Just done a speed test, 2.79mb download
http://beta.speedtest.net/result/5092054738
Just done a speed test, 2.79mb download

http://beta.speedtest.net/result/5092054738
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your phone was jumping not the router, most new phones have the ability to detect if the network is poor and switch, I had to disable that on my phone as whenever I got to more than a certain distance from my router, it would jump to 4G. turning it off the connect was fine.
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your phone was jumping not the router, most new phones have the ability to detect if the network is poor and switch, I had to disable that on my phone as whenever I got to more than a certain distance from my router, it would jump to 4G. turning it off the connect was fine.
I had that. iPhones certainly give issues with this.
They especially do not like it if both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks have the same SSID, as I used to have (macs and PCs were fine)...the iPhone (6S) just would have a paddy connecting and jumping between them. Now my 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks have separate names its resolved the issue; can still switch between them though, but seems to prefer being on the 2.4GHz.
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I had that. iPhones certainly give issues with this.
They especially do not like it if both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks have the same SSID, as I used to have (macs and PCs were fine)...the iPhone (6S) just would have a paddy connecting and jumping between them. Now my 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks have separate names its resolved the issue; can still switch between them though, but seems to prefer being on the 2.4GHz.
They especially do not like it if both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks have the same SSID, as I used to have (macs and PCs were fine)...the iPhone (6S) just would have a paddy connecting and jumping between them. Now my 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks have separate names its resolved the issue; can still switch between them though, but seems to prefer being on the 2.4GHz.
Which is odd, as the 5g should in theory be the cleaner connection.
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