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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5428312" data-attributes="member: 8835">this part of your reply concerns me.web browsers don't product any kind of &quot;success -&nbsp; you must restart your browser...&quot; type message in their page space.&nbsp; Browsers are stupid.Any kind of content like that is coming from something that is hijacking/filtering page requests.I've seen that sort of thing when plugging a netgear router into a 2wire router.&nbsp; 2wire actually detected it, and sent a page to my browser to do a reconfiguration for the 2wire router.I hate that kinda monkey crap.&nbsp; Browsers are dumb terminals.&nbsp; Routers pass packets.&nbsp; sniff my packets for http requests and interfere with my page requests again...Since you have a DSL modem, and a router (2wire, from AT&amp;T), buy a $50 router (dlink, netgear, pick your poison), and swap out the 2wire.&nbsp; if things get better...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 5428312, member: 8835"] this part of your reply concerns me. web browsers don't product any kind of "success - you must restart your browser..." type message in their page space. Browsers are stupid. Any kind of content like that is coming from something that is hijacking/filtering page requests. I've seen that sort of thing when plugging a netgear router into a 2wire router. 2wire actually detected it, and sent a page to my browser to do a reconfiguration for the 2wire router. I hate that kinda monkey crap. Browsers are dumb terminals. Routers pass packets. sniff my packets for http requests and interfere with my page requests again... Since you have a DSL modem, and a router (2wire, from AT&T), buy a $50 router (dlink, netgear, pick your poison), and swap out the 2wire. if things get better... [/QUOTE]

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