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  1. Avina$h
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    So I have a uBee router for my house for Wifi. I'm currently connected to it on my laptop. When I go to web pages, the web pages load very slowly and some time out. What is the cause of this? When I use my main computer that is connected to the router directly, it loads pages fast without any timing out.
     
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    how much is your wifi mbps speed??
     
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    Download: 20 mbps
    Upload: 2.01 mbps

    My download and upload speed isn't affected by this timing out and loading web pages slow issue. I went in to my router settings and changed the channel like three times. I don't know if the channel is the problem.
     
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    my wifi speed is 300 mbps an is work good bro meby your is mor lo an that?
     
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    I don't think it has anything to do with my download and upload speeds.
     
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    I mean with 300mbps the internet work faster,, an the page open fasta
     
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    maybe your laptop operating system has a problem with the internet to work
     
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    No, because I also have another desktop connected to the router and it has the same issue with loading pages slow and timing out.
     
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    Your router is probably getting dns server timeouts reset router
     
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    So how do I resolve this DNS server timeouts problem?
     
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    how much is your mbps wifi ?
     
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    It has nothing to do with how much Mbps it is.
     
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    trying to find cmd commands to reset your dns/ip
     
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    I had almost the same problem wit my fors wifi.. its was 150mbps.. an i change it for a new wan wit 300mbps an it work fasstor for me
     
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    i had the same issue, it usually resolves itself, but you can unplug your router and then plug it back in. You can also try to let the webpage fail when loading and then google the error number and hopefully theres something that can further assist you.
     
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    open Command Prompt and run as admin and paste

    ipconfig /flushdns

    then Reboot

    not might not even fix the problem cus i cant see it but try it.
     
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    his right on *it usually resolves itself*

    sometimes your ISP does maintenance
     
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    Usually when it times out, it doesn't give an error number. It just says "Google can't display the website, try again later" or something.

    Do I do that on my laptop or do I do it on my computer thats connected directly to the modem/router? Also what exactly does flushing the DNS do?
     
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    do it on main computer that's connected directly to the modem/router

    it reset the cache
    cache which stores the IP address attached to frequently used DNS names
    lol alot more info to it

    it's up to you if you want to run that command i don't want to mess up your internet

    like Streetburna said it usually resolves itself
     
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