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HiddenStupid

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why is this problem occur?

whenever I upload many and i always get disconnect from my internet and i have to unplug/replug modem/router everytime.

I have multi computer.... say like upload videos to youtube on my computerA and upload video to vimeo on my computerB and it always disconnect from internet.

i have to upload once in a time. any idea why it is like this?
 
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Azazel

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could be you internet provider...not allowing you to upload more than one thing at a time...
 
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check to see that your router is not running VXWorks, or some junky old linux, both of them are nutorious for doing exactly that.

i like to run openWRT and X-wrt
 
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sometimes it might be router overheating :D I don't know if that is possible, but i saw a guide where 1 guy made a huge hole in his modem and placed a fan in there becase the modem would overheat and disconnect ...
 
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those kinda routers really only overheat if you crank up the TX power, like 84mw is safe and 24mw is default, really they just crash cuz they run VXWorks, generaly like how windows 98 is kinda crashy, and windows ME is really damn horrificaly crashy, well VXWorks is that kind of crashy.
 
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