Internet help (hard tech problem)

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Okay this is going to be an extremly hard one for people and i dont think itll work because ive had countless internet people at my house NOTHING.:cursing: my internet will randomly fail on me i have verizon as my ISP my motem is a westell versalink model327w D-LINK. and heres my problem when my internet goes down i try to fiX it turining on and off my motem and also just sitting here randomly reconnecting to it. when we try to call in they will say well its connected and everything seems to be working fine. when actully it will be so slow i canot connect to anything and webpages take 10 minutes minimum to load but it will always say
Local area connection
speed: 100.0 mbps
status: connected
Also we will get like 10 second shots of good internet then its back down in the time it takes to load the page!
PLLLZZZ HELPPP
here are some pics of the motem if it helps at all​
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^^not all those cables use internet thats not the problem^^
 
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Do you have phones connected to the same phone line your DSL is on? If so do they all have filters installed on the lines? If not, that is a huge source of your problem.
 
!Woodstock! said:
Do you have phones connected to the same phone line your DSL is on? If so do they all have filters installed on the lines? If not, that is a huge source of your problem.
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I have that same modem. Woodstock knows all.
 
have you tried bypassing your modem...like do you actually have multiple computers hooked up to it...and just for the sake of minimizing problem causers try connecting one just through the DSL (while using a filter correctly) directly and bypass the modem...if it works, i'd say its your modem causing the problems.
 
JunK said:
have you tried bypassing your modem...like do you actually have multiple computers hooked up to it...and just for the sake of minimizing problem causers try connecting one just through the DSL (while using a filter correctly) directly and bypass the modem...if it works, i'd say its your modem causing the problems.
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yeah, bypassing a modem solves my problems half the time. Damn things go out so easy its not cool.
 
With your DSL filters, make sure the cord from the modem to the filter is in the right slot. I plugged it into the wrong one and speed was a joke. Seems like a similar situation, but maybe not.

MOZ
 
its your modem , im like 90% sure , go get an aftermarket one , and i bet your problem will stop.
 
Couldn't hurt to try new filters either. I used to have DSL and those damned filters would just crap out after awhile.
 
I had a similar problem to this, if that modem is like mine than maybe I can help
Anyways, with your computer plugged in directly to your modem, try pressing a 'Reset' button that is located on the modem, don't just turn it off or on.
If that modem has no reset, than I guess I cannot help :(
 
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