How Do You Repair DSL Connection Problems?
DSL is a fast broadband network connection that includes fast data rates ranging from 2 Mbps and up. It is efficient for browsing the Internet and downloading files and programs at fast speeds. It occasionally runs into connection errors and problems that prevent you from accessing the Internet or connecting to email servers (e.g., Outlook Express). These connection problems are caused by many different factors but can be solved using a variety of troubleshooting steps and guidelines. Step 1 Check your phone and Ethernet cable and make sure that they are properly connected. Check any filters and make sure that they are firmly connected. Step 2 Double-check your setup. This may vary depending on your Internet Service Provider (ISP); therefore, refer to your operating manual to check the setup. If your setup is fine, move to the next step to power recycle everything. Step 3 Disconnect the DSL modem power cable from AC power. Let the modem stay off for at least 30 seconds and turn it back
