Thread: I get errors, lots of errors, I get errors all day....

I never usta get these errors. Now they're continuous. Can't find anything wrong. Connection seems ok. Torrents I can get up to 900 KB/s

But why so many errors?

your LAN hub is fucked, or the cable is bad

Originally Posted by FlyFree

Torrents I can get up to 900 KB/s

Off a wireless connection ?

Originally Posted by Butterfly

your LAN hub is fucked

Can you come and fuck mine up ?

^ what a strange request

What errors? Event log?

Yes what do you mean by error?

it's Wifi ? it means that some TCP packets had errors or were lost and had to be resent

bad WIFI connection ? low reception ?

See all them green thingies by signal strength?

I've tried to reduce transmitting power to 50% on the chance the signal is too strong.....


I assumed it had to resend, but then my performance will be reduced with that many errors. It aint. Weird.

Ahh, yea I'd say Butterfly was right seeing as I don't even have a place for errors on a wired connection

Huh?

Right about what? I'm confused. Is this normal?

Next time you do a screenshot like that, put some pussy in the background. Brightens things up.

Originally Posted by FlyFree

put some pussy in the background

I'd have thought your PC was crammed with pussy, judging by those download speeds

Strange. When certain users post I see no pictures at all, or broken links, depending on the browser.

Yet other users it's absolutely fine.

So I have no idea what your errors are.

^ I had that problem until I ran ccleaner and malware bytes

I get no err?rs.
My c0mp8ter i5 p3rf3ct

Looks like your wireless access point is on the fraz and is corrupting packets.
But your wireless NIC in your puter is doing it's job and rejecting them.
Nothing to worry about at this point, but I expect the fault will get worse over time.

Originally Posted by sabaii sabaii

^ I had that problem until I ran ccleaner and malware bytes

If it was happening on all pages, I'd give it a try. But it isn't.

[quote=Neo;1797876]

Originally Posted by FlyFree;1797
Is it possible this fuckin Thai wailing they euphemistically call music that's always being played so loudly around here is distorting the signal?[/quote

No, but a microwave oven in the vicinity, or a lot of metal surfaces will. Next door, downstairs...

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

If it was happening on all pages, I'd give it a try. But it isn't.

Don't get that? The errors are showing up on the connection panel, but he says that the performance is not affected.

Without looking at the NIC and WAP through the CLI it's difficult to pinpoint the problem. Try wiring the computer to the WAP (modem) if the problem stops, then it could be WiFi interference, then you'd have to look at enviromental factors and try using a different channel, and if still does it there is most likely a problem in the device at layer 2 or 3 which means it's frazzed.

Different problem Neo. I can't see the images in this thread on any browser, and it happens on other pages, too.

But on yet other TD threads with photos, I have no problem.

But I am going through a satellite link, which does give me some strange errors on pages which will load OK if I just refresh.

Ah ok, gotcha.

Stranger still, I'm at home now trying on a different ISP that uses a different route, and it's exactly the same.

I think my overzealous government firewall is blocking TD pictures.

The c*nting thing.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Stranger still, I'm at home now trying on a different ISP that uses a different route, and it's exactly the same.

I think my overzealous government firewall is blocking TD pictures.

The c*nting thing.

Maybe it;s coz the pic is named error.jpg

Too close to terror.

Ok well I would have to assume that it is the wifi router that is the problem.

Any incorrect packets arriving at the router would be dropped there, so the corrupt packets arriving at your computer are being issued by the router.
The reason is most likely a physical error in the build that is increasing over time, an inherent fault in the circuitry rather than a software error.

You could get someone to look through the command interface on it and check the software is running correctly and try to pinpoint the error in the physical components, but the cost of that and repair would be more than buying another router. How long have you had it? They're built like any other product and start to fail after a year or two.

For now, if you don't have any problems downloading etc, it's not something to be concerned about. It may stay in that state for some time or it may deteriorate further, in which case it's time for a new router.

Without actually being there that's the best advice I can give, still I hope at least it's some peace of mind.

Thanks. But as I say, even with no packets being received from the router, the errors keep clocking up. So it seems local, rather than the router.

It's not affecting anything, so not serious.