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The U/S is still at 28dB but shouldn't be an issue. There is a small amount of un-correctable errors in the node, so again nothing much in the network. Levels at your device are good.

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I phoned Virgin today. Could not understand the bloke so he put me through to someone else. Is Everyone in UK at virgin staying home?? cant get to UK operator. Anyway was told there is a fault and should be fixed in 7 days. What a load of crap.
ANYWAY-I changed my Wireless password, switched off router then on about a dozen times, still getting 'Your internet connection is Unstable'. It loses connection then comes back on. Infuriating it is...I now can NOT get a WiFi connection on my phone via the hub. Keeps asking for password of which I keep putting in but no luck...All this since they Updated their CRAP WiFi.

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THAT--01/01/1970 has now gone. I find it rather strange it was there in first place.

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It's really not strange. As others have said, the Hub doesn't know the date and time until it has been set from the network. So it just defaults to 1970 instead.

It will now have gone because it has been overwritten by newer events. Only the most recent few events are kept.

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Ok I've said this twice already, POST on the VM forums, stop making it difficult for yourself!

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I have phoned them. They found a fault. No one fixed it yet SnoopZ
I have been through my Hub3 settings umpteen times, changed things in Windows10, put them back etc etc. Still the same. I used 'NetSpot' today and it said--No Connection. Check your Wi-Fi Adapter. I must have connection as I'm on Internet. My Phone connects to Virgin wi-Fi. Reason I am Baffled and asked in here as you lot are the Experts. I'm getting very slow Download late afternoons and at night. In Morning I'm getting Full speed. Is it possible that some can pull my signal away??

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It's possible that one of your neighbours has some faulty equipment that puts noise onto the network, but they don't have it switched on all the time.

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I thought of that, but No. Had a phone call from Virgin today that the repair is done. My speed is back up to 381 down and 37 odd up. NO drop out in Zoom or Facebook since.
Lets hope it stays this way.
THANK YOU for the Help...I just wish I was a bit more techy lol

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