miles123
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Just to clarify, my parents have been with BT for a long time and they were the ones who opted for a bt hub not me!
apart from poor download speeds of about 1.5-2mb there is a problem that whenever the house phone rings, it cuts the internet off. The house phone is a wireless bt phone, can't remember the exact model.
Anyone know what might be the problem? Starting to get really annoying when im using the ps3 online or browsing the internet
Thanks in advance!
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Brett
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Probs microfilters missing somewhere.
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Whittie
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Change all filters, should be alright then
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Whittie
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Brett beat me, motherfukka
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Brett
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You're busy conquering the world mate, I'll let you off.
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miles123
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Sorry forgot to say, ive changed all filters, tried different cables, rj-45 and rj-11. also tried different phone socket. (one upstairs one downstairs)
No luck
could it be something to do with phone frequency interferring with the wireless?
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Cavey
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Log in to the router and change the wireless channel, see if that does anything
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Brett
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You sure you've not missed a filter somewhere? Sky box for example.
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miles123
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sky box?
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Brett
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Yeah, the cardboard box floating in the air above your house.
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miles123
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what do you mean filters on the sky box?
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miles123
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ive got 2 filters at the moment, one filter has the sky box and a phone connected to it, the other has the other phone and the hub going to it.
both filters are plugged in at the 2 phone sockets
[Edited on 17-07-2012 by miles123]
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Brett
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All I was getting at was that every item in your house connected to a phone socket needs a filter. People sometimes overlook their sky box, that's all.
If you've tried everything someone can try then I'd contact your provider to send someone out. If it's their fault, you're not charged.
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nathy_87
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You got a BT Vision Box aswell?
Might be that causing shit for ya. (I've got this BThomehub too).
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