Brand new wifi card in PC. Brand new Sky router. 2x brand new Eeros APs, one plugged straight in to the router in bridge mode.
Connections, all over wifi:
1x PS5
1x Chromecast
1x Fire Stick
1x Smart Telly
2x Phones
3x Laptops
No wired connections.
The internet works perfectly fine 95% of the time, decent ping, decent load times, but every now and then it has an absolute meltdown and my ping in COD goes up to 5 seconds and my packet loss has gone as high as 7%. This goes on for a few minutes, then goes back to normal.
This also happens with all the other devices on the network.
Questions:
This is honestly doing my head in. During games it's irritating enough when it happens but when I'm trying to fill in forms for work and I lose connection for a few minutes I want to throw my PC out the window.
Help pls before I start losing it!
Connections, all over wifi:
1x PS5
1x Chromecast
1x Fire Stick
1x Smart Telly
2x Phones
3x Laptops
No wired connections.
The internet works perfectly fine 95% of the time, decent ping, decent load times, but every now and then it has an absolute meltdown and my ping in COD goes up to 5 seconds and my packet loss has gone as high as 7%. This goes on for a few minutes, then goes back to normal.
This also happens with all the other devices on the network.
Questions:
- Is there a good, long term internet monitoring service I can use to keep an eye on things for a prolonged period of time?
- 2x Eeros installed, one is in bridge mode. Not sure what this means, just did what the Eeros process told me to do. Would turning this off help?
- Would replacing the Sky router likely help (the wifi is turned off via the admin control panel so it shouldn't be interfering with the Eeros)?
- Any other suggestions?
This is honestly doing my head in. During games it's irritating enough when it happens but when I'm trying to fill in forms for work and I lose connection for a few minutes I want to throw my PC out the window.
Help pls before I start losing it!
