2010-10-30, 03:09 PM
If you can go without wireless, do it. Make your computer disconnect from the wireless network. Just keep it wired to the ethernet port. That should take care of the packet loss problem.
Run a few tests from dslreports.com (go to the tools section, lots of goodies if you haven't already been there). Tell me if you still have packet loss.
Also, do you have a lot of firewalls going? That's also a classic way to neuter your connection stability.
You may want to check the usual settings to make sure everything's fine: DNS, DHCP, LAN IP, etc.
Run a few tests from dslreports.com (go to the tools section, lots of goodies if you haven't already been there). Tell me if you still have packet loss.
Also, do you have a lot of firewalls going? That's also a classic way to neuter your connection stability.
You may want to check the usual settings to make sure everything's fine: DNS, DHCP, LAN IP, etc.