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There response is always that the problem is your computer, your best chance is to Google your problem and find non Verizon forum discussions about the issue and possible solutions. I'm going 6 days with very slow connection and every time I talk to them they try to" optimize" my computer to sees if that fixes their slowdown. Doesn't matter to them that the slowdown effects 2pc's, 3 android devices, 1ps and a Linux box, wired and wireless. Even after they admitted there was an outrage in my area, they still insinuated that it might be my devices.
First option for you, power down your router , unplug the power for a couple minutes, then turn it back on. There a forum, DSL something( not sure now of the name, I googled DSL forums) that seemed to have some good responses. I'll see if I can find the page and edit my post when I'm back at my PC. Good luck
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I'm in the DFW area and having very similar problems. Internal network is working great, Internet service over the past week has been horrible. Wired and wireless, PC, laptop, mobile devices...very degraded service. Talked to support and it was determined my old Westell router was no longer supported. Got the new router today...everything hooked up and still the same issues.
Seeing a lot of packetloss when doing tracerts, but no loss until 3-4 hops outside from my Fios router. Really dreading calling support again. Trying to re-explain everything.
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My Internet connection works. Downloads are still up to speed. There are some sites such as hrblock.com that will not load, though. If I refresh the page, sometimes it will load it, but it won't be formatted so it it unusable. Other times when I refresh it will say it cannot load the page. Then sometimes it will stay blank. And the oddest one is that occasionally after pressing refresh, my browser tries to download the page for offline viewing. This is not just limited to hrblock.com. I went to speedtest.net before anything and it won't load the program at all. I get a blank square.
Images do not load properly on these sites as well. The top quarter is usually fine, but then it gets all black and white and multicolored fuzz (like old tvs when channel is out).
My update for today is that I tried keeping my router unplugged last night until this morning to reset the IP. Computer is still doing the same thing. iPad and iPhone are loading everything fine now though.
This makes me believe that it is possiblyy computer. I tried to do a restore and it did not resolve anything. I tried to reinstall OS (windows 😎 but it won't let me. It says I am missing some files. I downloaded the OS installer and it won't let me open it to download.
Overall I'm saying something may have happened to my pc in transit from my old place (I just moved a couple days before installation). Would like to hear what you think though.
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@acras wrote:First option for you, power down your router , unplug the power for a couple minutes, then turn it back on. There a forum, DSL something( not sure now of the name, I googled DSL forums) that seemed to have some good responses. I'll see if I can find the page and edit my post when I'm back at my PC. Good luck
dslreports.com
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What browser are you running?
Do you have the correct version of Java installed?
You can refresh the ip address by reasing the current dhcp address and then turning off the routre for 10 minutes or so - typically that is long enough.
To release the current IP address on the router
log on to it
select my network
select network connections
select the "connected" broadband connection
select configure connection
select release under the dhcp lease line
select apply
Turn off the router wait 10 minutes or so then power it on and check to see if you got a new ip address.
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I unplugged my router overnight and plugged it in the next morning. Didn't check to see if I got a new IP.
I swapped the Ethernet cable to my fiancée's computer this morning and am having the same issues on her pc. So it obviously isn't my computer. I am going to switch the Ethernet cable later and see if it is a faulty cable or something.
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Why don't you try going to add ons and disabling Java. Then see if you still have the problem. If you don't then Java was causing it.
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I'd venture to say that if it is any sort of plug-in issue, it would be with Flash if it was auto-updated through the Adobe Updater or newer versions of Java where the "Are you sure you wish to run this?" prompt gets buried beneath the web browser.