Intermittent connection with verizon

[Bertus]

Hi,
I am using Verizon high speed internet. I have Lynksys broadband wireless router for verizon. My internet connection speed is continuously falling. Transfer rates are always fluctuating. It was working fine before. Now i am getting facing this problem everyday. Can someone help?

Thank you for any reply.

[Milton.J]

It can be a virus infection. Get a good antivirus and scan your full system. Also check for malware and adware. You will get some problems regarding transferring data if your hard drive is full or may not have enough space. So defrag your drive and check the transfer rates.

[Zachary]

Cordless phones and other electronic devices are the most common cause of intermittent Internet connectivity issues. Cordless phone systems running at 2.4 GHz often run at the same frequency as your DSL modem or home networking router. If you are experiencing intermittent connectivity issues, you may need to replace your cordless phone with one that runs at a different frequency.

Large metal objects and electrical equipment such as televisions, home entertainment electronics, and microwaves can also cause interference. Try to keep your DSL modem and wireless home networking router away from these sources of electronic interference.

Check with your neighbor. You may both be running wireless networks at the same frequency. The solution may be as easy as changing the channel of your wireless router.

Physical obstructions such as walls, floors, home entertainment electronics, appliances, and furniture can cause interference if the wireless signals have to pass through them. Move your DSL modem or wireless home networking router to another location so it isn't in the line-of-sight of these potential interference factors.

[Snake08]

Try unplugging and reconnecting your router. It can be a hardware issue. When i had issues with my connection i called verizon and the changed my PON card. It helps to distribute the signals to the proper areas sort of like a switch and controls signals.