Wireless spiky conenction "Request timed out"

[WickedWolf]

Well like in title ive got a lot of problems with configuring the wireless network. Sad thing is that ive lost around 30% of packets, ive though that my PC is to far from the router (livebox) which is on 1st floor and im on 2nd but ive got a laptop with windows XP and there is not a single problem with connection, not a single packet loss.

Here is screenie of this ping massacre.

http://img413.imageshack.us/i/beztytuuqt.png/

Maybe someone got a solution? Ive tried the Wireless optimizer already

And yes im using Windows 7.

 

[reghakr]

Yea,. my ping times to Google aver 45 ms.

Just for the heck of it, go to Start > Run,. and type cmd. Now type ipconfig /flushdns.

Restart your computer and give it another try.

Are pages sloe to load in your browser?

 

[WickedWolf]

Still the same.

No the pages are working pretty fine, but the jumping ping is giving me headache when playing games or downloading something.

 

[reghakr]

Did the flush dns help at all?

 

[WickedWolf]

Nope still getting around 20-30% packet loss.

 

[reghakr]

Run a line test to see where your packet loss starts, http://www.dslreports.com/linequality

As this will give you a good look at your routing and if and where loss starts.

 

[WickedWolf]

http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/4165/beztytuumzy.png

Heres is what ive got after the test

 

[reghakr]

For some reason, its not identifying some of the backbone computers.

Try a tracerout( TRACERT from the command prompt to google.com

Then try tracerpt -o tracereport.txt

 

[WickedWolf]

And here it is. The "uplynal limit czasu zadania" is request timed out.

http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/2600/beztytuuyh.png

 

[reghakr]

You times are horrible.

My average is about 35ms.

Have you reset the router or modem?

 

[WickedWolf]

Yeah ive reseted it even a couple of times, this damn crap happens only on my PC, installed the Windows 7 y-day so the PC should be rather clean, but still other 2 PCs with XP are working fine.

Looks like im fated to XP but its so much waste for my PC and ram :|

 

[reghakr]

If you are on Windows XP and planning to UPGRADE...

YOU MUST DO A CLEAN INSTALL.

There is no upgrade path.


There are user migration tools you can use, but you will need to backup your files and do a clean install. I have seen several threads about this and just want to clarify. The upgrade from Windows Vista is a valid upgrade path, but Windows XP to Windows 7 is not

 

[WickedWolf]

Yes ive formated the disc before installation of Windows 7* so there is no problem with instalation.

 

[reghakr]

On the XP machine?

 

[WickedWolf]

Yes

 

[thorntdc]

you are not alone

Microsoft won't acknowledge that this problem is widespread, but it definitely is. They have no solution to it. I've spent over 4 hours with them on the phone and on chat, including with remote assistance, to try to resolve this problem, but they have no solutions.

My computer's internet connection worked perfectly - NEVER had a problem - before upgrading to 7 (from Vista). My xbox 360 still works perfectly, but my internet connection will drop from time to time on my laptop. Running "ping Bing -t" leaves me with similar results to yours - most of the time it returns the expected data promptly, but around 20% of the time, I get the "request timed out" reply. I've updated all my drivers, reset IE, uninstalled IE (now using Chrome), flushed DNS, renewed IP address, etc...all to no avail. Sometimes my connection will magically be fine, but the next time I use it - who knows?

Until this problem is solved, the only real solution we have to publicize this problem as much as possible, and make sure you advise everyone you know not to upgrade. This might inspire a solution from Microsoft.