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Originally Posted by refraction
well if the website is found, you dont have a DNS problem, simply because the IP has been resolved to the name.
setting the MTU on your routers basic WAN settings to 1492 should resolve the problem for you. You dont need to do it on your pc as well, routers are smart enough to deal with it ;p
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i have already said in earlier posts that i have stuggled to get settings from 1500 to save for some reason. i shouldnt have to do that, my connection has been perfect since being connected to virgin 6 months back and since last friday its gone tits up virgin should sort this out not leave it up to the customer to spend hours searching for solutions on how to fix something which is clearly something on virgins network side. im getting really fed up now with this and can see some poor call centre staff getting a phone call if this keeps up and i doubt ill be on the phone long before being disconnected as i already know what the response will be, reboot pc ,reboot modem clean temporary files, use the proxy server in lan settings no it must be your machine all 3 of your machines sir.