Brought PC To Different House, Can't Connect to Certain Apps

I don't know the answer to your problem but I do have a idea.

Some how some way can you get by with out Skype and Teamspeak for a week rather than changing your computer or your mothers router/modem?
Just a thought.

Wow, the guy says passive-aggressive, then he doesn`t even know what P-A stands for

I don`t Troll forums, I tried to give you help. You`re the one who doesn`t know what he`s doing.

You got all arrogant, so I said Have a Nice Day, there I said it again


Good advice Jack

bungeeman said:

Unfortunately not as I need Skype for work. On top of that, browsing is virtually impossible. I'm thinking this is probably a DNS-related issue so if any unfortunate people chance upon this unhelpful thread, I recommend you explore that avenue of inquiry. I've found some helpers on Reddit who aren't inexplicably angry so I'm gonna transfer my focus over there.

Chances are your ethernet adapter isn't optimized for her router that is the only and best possible explanation you can go on further by resetting the Adapter or simply buy a cheap Wireless adapter

There is no need to go swapping settings around if you don't really know if that is the cause some Routers do need to be updated with Firmware some actually drop signals and make it a miserable experience have you even tried to cheap if there is a update for her router ?

I am also sorry you feel the help here wasn't up to your standards this is a real help community and maybe a little lightning up would help a little more we understand your frustrated but taking your time instead of rushing for a answer is about as helpful as crossing the street with no arms and legs

So first off the router might need a update

second you could just cut the BS buy a cheap wireless adapter and be done with it

One more thing scan your system for Network port bugs they tend to block or make internet usage very hard

Pretty much all i can think of shy of the ethernet adapter giving up the ghost or better yet could use a updated driver itself