Vanguard said:
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Yep, they are smarter than you.
Sometimes, I doubt this.
Many corporations are refusing to move
to IE7 because it breaks their enterprise or mission-critical
applications. It is unimportant that IE7 is a newer version of
Microsoft's browser. It is important for corporations to continue doing
business.
And you blame everyone but yourself.
Nothing changed on my end since the issue started.
Since you didn't bother to
identify those connection issues, it's just between you and Comcast as to
what they may be.
I will be having them run a new cable from box outside to new outlet inside.
That will eliminate any issues on my end if there were any.
So, After that, I blame Comcast and no one else.
Continues to connect intermittently. Supervisor at Comcast verifies that I
am getting packet loss, below standard Signal to Noise Ratio, and sometimes
can't even see modem.
I will see "loss" and "choke" during On-Line games, using "Netgraph." Ping
shoots up into the stratosphere and I get the "Warning, Connection Problem"
words.
Modem is loaned from Comcast. Motorola SURFboard SB5100. Ethernet card
D-Link DFE-530tx+.
House where said problem is, about 8 years old. Newer wire.
Last time Tech was here,(6/4/07) said that everything looks great. That
night when I came home (I was not able to be at the appt because of work)
Internet did not work. Go figure.
It is like a car issue. Only screws up when no one is around to help.
Computer is built. Plenty of everything. There seems to be an intermittent
choke or leak somewhere.
And of course it can't be Comcast, right?
So, that is the end of my rant.
If you have any technological responses I would love to hear them.
