Regular drop outs

[#1]

Im getting regular drop outs from my internet connection. 

I dial into my PC on a regular basis and this is causing massive headaches as I have to drive home to restart my router and then head back to the office.

Last Thursday, Friday and the same again today....all at around the same time.

Anyone able to assist.

[#2]

@bm75 Welcome to the forums. This sounds like you are losing connection with the internet, for some reason. Which Hub are you using (if you are using PN supplied equipment)?

[#3]

Yes im usind the plusnet router....its the one that looks like a BT one but in white.

Weirdly I have wifi connection when this happens (according to my wife).

[#4]

As i haven't seen or used either of those - how long have you had the Hub, and what identification is on the label? I ask, because I would like to see some data from it, and navigation is a little different between the two.

[#5]

I’ve had it for just over a year, it’s a Sagemcom one

What do you need from the back of it?

[#6]

I'm assuming in that case it is a Hub1. I don't need information from the back of it, I need the WAN tab information from the Event log.

[#7]

Hey @bm75, thanks a lot for getting in touch and I'm really sorry to hear that you're having issues with your connection at the moment. Testing the line on our end this afternoon hasn't found any faults to be honest, so I'm a little puzzled as to why this is happening. 

The static IP on the account has remained constant, and the only drops I can see, as per the visual radius below appear to be when you're restarting your router. 

When you say you're dialing into your PC, what software are you using? Could it be possible that the source of the issue lies there? 

[#8]

Im using Google remote desktop, happened again this morning but came back on again within minutes......

[#9]

Is the device you're connecting to wired on or WiFi?

[#10]

Thanks for getting back to us @bm75, have you contacted Google to see if there's any troubleshooting on their end? A radius on our end isn't showing any disconnections at all today. 

[#11]

Sorry for the late reply.

The PC is hard wired and so am I in my office.

[#12]

which router are you using? If it responds to ping requests you could try creating a monitor to see if there's any co-incidental issues. see https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/quality