Connection hangs


  1. Posts : 10
    Win 7 x64 pro
       #1

    Connection hangs


    Hi there.

    I have connection issues with Windows 7. Problem is that my connection runs fine for 5-10 minutes then afterwards while opening new tabs in mozilla it just hangs there and say unable to connect, then reconnects 30 seconds after. It's even worse with Internet explorer... and with safari it's another story lol. Seems like it just loses signals when too much packets are sent. Another issue is that right after boot, the computer has hard time logging to the internet.

    I've tried almost every ' tips and tricks ' available on the forum for internet connectivity optimization such as removing bonjour, unchecking lan boxes, updating drivers for my lan card, setting up a ' work network ' instead of home, etc.

    I had a smilar issue with build 7100 but now on build 7600 its just a pita.

    I am on a wired home network with an EBR-2310 REV_B rooter.

    here's my speedtest



    here is my workstation rig

    Win 7 professional x64 build 7600

    Asus P5Q-E Deluxe with Marvell gigabyte internet lab card hooked to 88E8001.
    Intel Q5500 Processor
    Corsair Dominator DDR2 6 gigs
    Nvidia Quadro FX 1700 512mb
    Western Digital caviar black 750 gig hard drive.


    I'm seriously out of ressources and need some help.
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  2. Posts : 1,607
    Windows 7 x64 finally!
       #2

    Hi fungole, welcome to the forums

    Let's try some simple things first: have you rebooted your router and or modem?
    Have you contacted your service provider? I once had similar problems and it turned out to be their problem.

    Do you have alternate equipment you could test? As you say you were also having problems with the RC, the hardware seems to be the constant

    Also, you mention build 7600. Are you using the RTM or the retail version? If RTM, check how you downloaded it (depending on the source they contained viruses) and if the download and burn were OK (check MD5 sum)
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  3. Posts : 10
    Win 7 x64 pro
    Thread Starter
       #3

    I have already contacted my ISP for a check-up and there is no problem. Besides, they just upgraded their cables. Since I got my key from college, I didn't have access to an OEM windows CD, I dl'ed the RTM build from a secure source.

    I've done countless resets on my rooter. My two other computers ( one on XP 32 the other on vista oem 32) are running just fine with no connection hangs.

    I think it's hardware related but so far I can't really diagnose the problem since everything seems to be updated correctly...

    edit :

    it seems that both my IPV6 and IPV4 protocols are working, but I only receive packets from an IPV4 network. I think that's my problem right there... is there a way to convert the IPV4 network into IPV6?
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  4. Posts : 1,607
    Windows 7 x64 finally!
       #4

    fungole, good catch. You should deactivate the IPv6 protocol. In system tray, right click network icon. Choose Open Network and Sharing Center. Click on Local Area Connection | Properties | double click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) (tks Torrentg)

    IPv6 is a completely different animal, I don't think there is a conversion.

    Let me know if this does the trick, otherwise we have to look further. In that case, pls let us know how DNS is set up, better yet, pls post a snip of a ipconfig /all
    Last edited by wallyinnc; 11 Dec 2009 at 11:30. Reason: seplilng
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  5. Posts : 10
    Win 7 x64 pro
    Thread Starter
       #5

    i'll post that tonight, i'm at work atm. thanks for the quick answers D:
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  6. Posts : 10
    Win 7 x64 pro
    Thread Starter
       #6

    okay... so I've turned off IPV6, i've seen a small improvement in stability but nothing drastic. I still get intermittent hangs.

    What do you want to know about DNS and how do I look for it?
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