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I am nearly positive this is NOT an Orbi issue but I thought I'd see if anyone else has noticed something similar. I have my Orbi connected behind my Uverse router (WiFi disabled, used only as a mode...
Sounds like it. Hopefully they will listen to you. Just explain to them what all you have done.
Have them look at the signal and there logs. Have a tech come out if thats possible.
Good Luck.
Re-ran with two PCs hardwaired into the Uverse modem - about the same results so the Orbi is out of the picture.
You may be right about a Google issue but I'm not sure how they could inhibit downloads from another source so I setup two different speed test websites: dslreports and speedtest.net. Same results so Google is in the clear this time and ATT is the culprit. But now I have to actually talk to them...ugh.
John
Sounds like it. Hopefully they will listen to you. Just explain to them what all you have done.
Have them look at the signal and there logs. Have a tech come out if thats possible.
Good Luck.
Been thinking about Spectrum Internet anyway, much higher rates, lower per MB cost but never liked their predesccor (TimeWarner). We'll see...thanks
Let us now how it turns out.
astrojohn wrote:
Been thinking about Spectrum Internet anyway, much higher rates, lower per MB cost but never liked their predesccor (TimeWarner). We'll see...thanks
AT&T follow-up: I rebooted the Uverse modem - no difference, of course. Called AT&T and was first told it was normal to have uploads stall downloads. Made him dig deeper, found no problems in my system. I was ultimately told uploads are prioritized over downloads and/or uploads use too much bandwidth (2Mbps - ha!)...On to Spectrum to see what they have to say...
John