04-Sep-2019, 13:35
Hi
Sincere thanks for your reply. It is much appreciated. I found a solution to my problem. I'm not sure of the exact solution, but somewhere in amongst three or four commands in windows I managed to clear up whatever was fouling my network. In short I reset my TCP/IP to default, reset my network adaptor and cleaned up my DNS cache. The trouble is, in frustration, I did all three in one fell swoop, so I don't know which one solved the problem. I really don't understand networks, but I'm sure someone better qualified than I am could point to what likely worked. It was odd, because I could browse the web at normal speeds, and other devices were connected to my network and working okay. Whatever was happening seemed only to affect the Devialet.
Sincere thanks and best wishes
The commands I did (Using CMD in Admin mode in Windows) were:
netsh int ip reset
netsh winsock reset
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
Sincere thanks for your reply. It is much appreciated. I found a solution to my problem. I'm not sure of the exact solution, but somewhere in amongst three or four commands in windows I managed to clear up whatever was fouling my network. In short I reset my TCP/IP to default, reset my network adaptor and cleaned up my DNS cache. The trouble is, in frustration, I did all three in one fell swoop, so I don't know which one solved the problem. I really don't understand networks, but I'm sure someone better qualified than I am could point to what likely worked. It was odd, because I could browse the web at normal speeds, and other devices were connected to my network and working okay. Whatever was happening seemed only to affect the Devialet.
Sincere thanks and best wishes
The commands I did (Using CMD in Admin mode in Windows) were:
netsh int ip reset
netsh winsock reset
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
