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NTLL
10-07-2009, 09:51
Hello People,

I am having problems with my internet connectivity. The problem is that the internet works for a bit and then it goes off, when i look at the modem i see that the ethernet light has gone off. The computer stays connected to the network but I cant browse the net and there is no internet connection. I phoned virgin and they sent a technician who changed the modem, so i am guessing that it's the router that's not working properly. I have also changed the ethernet wire. I also wanted to know if i would be able to get a free router from virgin I am currently on the broadband M 10mb package. At the moment i have a zyxel p320w router.

Any advice would be much appreciated, Thanks.

xocemp
10-07-2009, 10:10
The router wouldn't be free on size M.

Peter_
10-07-2009, 10:20
You would have 2 options with Virgin you can get the Netgear WGR614 wireless G router (http://www.netgear.co.uk/wireless_firewall_router_wgr614.php) for £40 or the Netgear WNR2000 wireless N router (http://www.netgear.com/Products/RoutersandGateways/WirelessNRoutersandGateways/WNR2000.aspx) for £50 both with full technical support, if you are interested just call 150 or 0845 454 1111 and order one from Customer Services.

If you purchase a 3rd party router then Virgin will not offer support.

shnookumshnum
10-07-2009, 14:48
Yes that router model sounds a bit crap. Try a Netgear WNR2000, thats what I have and it works fine. £50 a good price - probs get cheaper elsewhere though.

NTLL
10-07-2009, 14:57
So by all the replies i'm guessing it's the router that's the problem?

Peter_
10-07-2009, 19:19
Yes that router model sounds a bit crap. Try a Netgear WNR2000, thats what I have and it works fine. £50 a good price - probs get cheaper elsewhere though.
For £50 you get full technical support from Virgin though which is the real advantage.

Scrubbs
10-07-2009, 19:44
So by all the replies i'm guessing it's the router that's the problem?
judging by the amount of detail you have given I'm guessing it could be you router as well........... or maybe you pc...or is it a laptop or your new modem .....or virgin media........or the software you are running........or spyware.......or a virus?????;)

Peter_
10-07-2009, 19:47
judging by the amount of detail you have given I'm guessing it could be you router as well........... or maybe you pc...or is it a laptop or your new modem .....or virgin media........or the software you are running........or spyware.......or a virus?????;)

I think that just about has it covered, nice one

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Scrubbs
10-07-2009, 19:53
I think that just about has it covered, nice one

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Not feeling very well at the mo(crohns) so feeling a bit sarcastic and short tempered;) thanks for the rep:waving:

Peter_
10-07-2009, 19:54
Not feeling very well at the mo(crohns) so feeling a bit sarcastic and short tempered;)
You would never know it:D

sjdigital
12-07-2009, 00:55
For £50 you get full technical support from Virgin though which is the real advantage.
Not if you have to deal with the Indian call centre it isn't!