on 11-12-2021 22:35
I’ve had massive ping spikes and packet loss for 2 months now, I’ve had 3 engineers over the months one of which is today as you can see the red packet loss line when my power was off. My PS5 which is 2 ft away from my router hardwired is unusable. I’m getting download speed fine however it’s all over the place. Please can someone help? I’ll post my stats below
on 04-04-2022 09:33
Thank you for the update @Quinnaay.
Please can you try doing a pinhole reset on your Hub? This normally eliminates any error hidden within the Hub.
Let us know how it goes.
Many thanks,
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on 04-04-2022 10:42
With all due respect this post is 2 months long and 10 pages deep. The issue is far beyond the router unfortunately.
on 06-04-2022 13:54
I can appreciate your frustration here Quinnaay,
Welcome back to the community!
I can understand due to the longevity of the issue why a factory reset may seem like it will not resolve the issue.
We advise this now as checks have been ran by the technician recently and we'd like to see whether the readings will potentially alter after that is completed.
Are you able to post a recent BQM after the reboot?
Thanks,
09-04-2022 18:34 - edited 09-04-2022 18:37
Hi not sure what’s going on today but it’s been absolutely horrible https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/quality/share/5095ab0880ba9dd73ccc247da313d43e20...
on 09-04-2022 19:16
Everyone's BQM looks like poo at the moment.
It looks like a problem effecting the entire network.
09-04-2022 19:27 - edited 09-04-2022 19:28
@risc19 wrote:Everyone's BQM looks like poo at the moment.
It looks like a problem effecting the entire network.
Hi @risc19
I would prefer to think it's a problem with the ThinkBroadband BQM side which isn't actually showing the correct live data.
There are numerous posts where the connection hasn't changed but people are naturally worried when they see the live graph.
If there was a wider or national issue then it would be indicated when calling the automated Service Status number 0800 561 0061 which often gives details of more local issues down to postcode level.
If it was a national issue it would be in the press by now and also on the Check Service Status pages, that's me saying that latter part hopefully in good faith 🤣
It's been passed to the Forum Team to check, however it's a weekend so probably no further info until Monday
on 09-04-2022 19:51
I haven't noticed any problems with latency at the time the problems occur on the TBB graph, it seems to be one of those weird issues that affects all VM graphs from time to time, but doesn't actually impact the service.
09-04-2022 21:55 - edited 09-04-2022 22:32
@newapollo wrote:
@risc19 wrote:Everyone's BQM looks like poo at the moment.
It looks like a problem effecting the entire network.
Hi @risc19
I would prefer to think it's a problem with the ThinkBroadband BQM side which isn't actually showing the correct live data.
There are numerous posts where the connection hasn't changed but people are naturally worried when they see the live graph.
If there was a wider or national issue then it would be indicated when calling the automated Service Status number 0800 561 0061 which often gives details of more local issues down to postcode level.
If it was a national issue it would be in the press by now and also on the Check Service Status pages, that's me saying that latter part hopefully in good faith 🤣
It's been passed to the Forum Team to check, however it's a weekend so probably no further info until Monday
I do not share your faith in VM I'm afraid, that ship sailed a long time ago.
on 12-04-2022 08:44
Thanks for coming back to us @Quinnaay.
We are investigating an issue with the BQM provider at the moment to see what the issues, we will let you know of further updates, when we have them.
Regards,
Steven_L
on 26-04-2022 18:47
Well had the odd couple of good hours and the back to normal. 1gb connection is absolute dross.