I have a very big Internet problem in Ubuntu. Whenever I load a web page or download something it will download half of the file and then it will stop downloading. After that the only whey I can fix it is if I diconnect from my wireless access point and then reconnect and start the download again. So how do I fix this? This also happens with Youtube videos.
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migrated from stackoverflow.com Jan 29 '12 at 6:39
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try typing this on your terminal - - This might solve the problem .. If not then while your internet is working.. type in terminal and save it in a file after you get disconnected try this again and write in a different file vimdiff to see the device-driver change.. download a set set of drivers accordingly to solve.. |
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Is this issue only on ubuntu? Is it only on this computer? If the answer is yes to both of these questions, it may be a driver issue. Otherwise it is most likely an internet connection issue. For best support it would be good if you could give us the name/model of your device to allow us to help you more. Otherwise, try this in terminal... Then follow these directions to blacklist the module... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=796831 If you have any issues, you can un-blacklist the module and re-add with |
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