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Steevo · 19-02-2005, 07:56

Hi again guys!

Right then, had a in depth look at my pc last night.
My NIC seems to be Ok. Did a ping test on this card by 127.0.01 and no packet loss. I even changed the connection to USB, but no difference so back to Ethernet. At one point using USB I did get a few BSOD with "multiple_Irp_complete_requests" message

Have done a line quality test, but somewhat confused as it was stating my IP was not pingable(?)
http://www.broadbandreports.com/quality/nil/1658461
I have done several ping tests in cmd and although I get between 50 to 75% packet loss, "bytes=32 time=16ms" the time is very low as nostra stated about having a virus.
Think I might try a mates PC and plug it into my modem, see if that would eliminate my pc.

Anymore help would be appeciated, thanks.

19-02-2005, 07:56	#10
Steevo Inactive Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Leicester Posts: 7	Re: Broadband problem Hi again guys! Right then, had a in depth look at my pc last night. My NIC seems to be Ok. Did a ping test on this card by 127.0.01 and no packet loss. I even changed the connection to USB, but no difference so back to Ethernet. At one point using USB I did get a few BSOD with "multiple_Irp_complete_requests" message Have done a line quality test, but somewhat confused as it was stating my IP was not pingable(?) http://www.broadbandreports.com/quality/nil/1658461 I have done several ping tests in cmd and although I get between 50 to 75% packet loss, "bytes=32 time=16ms" the time is very low as nostra stated about having a virus. Think I might try a mates PC and plug it into my modem, see if that would eliminate my pc. Anymore help would be appeciated, thanks.