Or you could post some evidence of all of that while it's happening.
I've seen cases like this where it was someone else on the customers wifi network causing these issues while he was home from work at night. -- Ex-Tech at the Beach. I speak for myself, not my former employer.
reply to itisme17604 Sometimes a particular channel or two will become heavily overloaded, resulting in slow performance. It happens to me rarely, but it happens.
I find rebooting the cable modem will often cause it to use a different channel, resulting in better performance. So try power cycling the modem when things get slow; it might help.
I find rebooting the cable modem will often cause it to use a different channel, resulting in better performance. So try power cycling the modem when things get slow; it might help.
FWIW, a reset to factory defaults operation first (if the feature is available) and then a "powercycle" operation would be more effective at forcing operating channel changes.
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