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[x_byakugan_x]

Ever since I got my new wireless router I have been having this happen at random:

"The connection was reset


The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.



* The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few
moments.

* If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
connection.

* If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
that Firefox is permitted to access the Web."

That is what firefox shows me. I can refresh the page and the site loads quickly.

This happens when trying to view any site.. or a song changing on you tube from a play list.
My gf also claims she keeps getting DC'd from games[From LoL.. I play SC2 and have never been disconnected] So I doubt this has to do with this.

Any idea what it is?

Edited by x_byakugan_x, 17 December 2010 - 11:04 PM.

[x_byakugan_x]

fixed.

Used the setup CD that it came with.

I hate using setup CD's for hardware that dont seem like they need it. Usually filled with a bunch of useless shit to promote the company it came from. Like D-Link toobar.. and other things that where in this CD.
Anyway yea, FIXED!

[x_byakugan_x]

Unfixed.. its doing it again! :[

[liquidicevi]

Hmm, dunno if it applies to your situation exactly, prob a dumb question, but have you tried calling your network provider and seeing if they can trouble shoot it? Usally when I have modem/internet connection problems I just call them and they'll instruct me to do something obscure.
Other then that have you tried to see if you can update your modems firmware?

[x_byakugan_x]

Hmm, dunno if it applies to your situation exactly, prob a dumb question, but have you tried calling your network provider and seeing if they can trouble shoot it? Usally when I have modem/internet connection problems I just call them and they'll instruct me to do something obscure.
Other then that have you tried to see if you can update your modems firmware?

I haven't done any of that. I haven't cause this never happened with my old, regular router. This has only started happening with the wireless router I just got. I would think it has something to do with opening and closing ports or something? I know nothing about that kind of stuff. Just how to actually do it.