It really gets on my nerves.
We are two on our private network, with a PC / laptop and a smartphone each (+ plus the common printer).
We have no VPN. We are on Firefox !
I've already reset all internet connections on all machines on the network. What else can I do ?
I read somewhere that - in order to reduce cost- some internet providers are putting together customers or servers in a way that a much bigger network is created. (The message says that there is unusual traffic on my network).
In France where I live, SFR had problems since longtime and the firm has been sold. Could this be the reason ?
Thanks
We are two on our private network, with a PC / laptop and a smartphone each (+ plus the common printer).
We have no VPN. We are on Firefox !
I've already reset all internet connections on all machines on the network. What else can I do ?
I read somewhere that - in order to reduce cost- some internet providers are putting together customers or servers in a way that a much bigger network is created. (The message says that there is unusual traffic on my network).
In France where I live, SFR had problems since longtime and the firm has been sold. Could this be the reason ?
Thanks
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 11Intel Core i3 12 100 12th generationKingston DDR4-3200 16 GBytesIntel UHD 730
- OS
- Windows 11
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Manufacturer/Model
- Gigabyte H610M H V2
- CPU
- Intel Core i3 12 100 12th generation
- Motherboard
- American Megatrend F35
- Memory
- Kingston DDR4-3200 16 GBytes
- Graphics Card(s)
- Intel UHD 730
