Question:
does weather affect internet connection?
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2007-09-01 21:33:22 UTC
I live in SLO county, California. its pretty hot right now, high 90's -low 100's (degrees). I have DSL wireless for my laptop (pc/windows) and a cable that runs from my router/modem to my computer (macintosh). point being, i have noticed for several seasons in a row that when it hits the summertime or the weather becomes very hot, that my internet connections keeps going out or is very off and on. and when i unplug the modem/router and restart it, the connection only lasts for a few minutes before going out. it has cooled down now and is evening, but still the connection is bad. it annoys me to have to pay monthly for bad service. I was wondering if this connection malfunction is actually from the hot weather or if its just the service provider or what?? my router/modem thing is called "2wire", if that helps any. thanks for the comments/feedback/help!!
Four answers:
Mike
2007-09-01 22:18:55 UTC
Lightning storms can knock out equipment that the ISP would have to fix. Plain ol' heat should not affect the connection on your side. Faulty modem most likely.
ej3dval1
2007-09-01 22:10:42 UTC
I would call your internet provider, sounds like the modem is faulty. I have replaced 3 modems in 5 years at no cost.
Rhonnie
2007-09-02 00:35:17 UTC
May be your router/modem or your cablewire or maybe the power supply to modem, you may sense it when your router/modem case is heating to much, or try to clean the contact of your cable.
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2016-10-17 15:08:34 UTC
It basically impacts my temper by using fact it impacts the people around me. If we could all purely settle for that that is gunna rain especially circumstances, we are in a position to nevertheless flow paying for, to the movies, or perhaps the coastline if we so please. yet now it being chilly is a diverse tale. i'm locked interior with a heater and a snuggie.


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