Network problem with uploading!

[CryoSpectre]

Hello there everyone!

Recently I've noticed that for some unknown reason I'm getting problem with uploading files!
I'm connected to the net via a WiFi router (SMC Barricade N SMC WBR14S-N4) and a Cisco modem (DPQ1260)
Whenever I try to upload a file to any website (Mediafire, 4Shared, etc.,), it fails instantly. When I checked resource monitor, I noticed that the up speed was around 10-40kbps and then it stops (drops to 0) and the download fail.
This problem occurs frequently for a time period.

I even tried uploading few file via my mobile and the results were same. This rules out any computer related problem.

I tried calling my ISP but they say that they don't have any issues.

What am I supposed to do? Do you think that my ISP is blocking my uploads to curb the bandwidth usage? I'm on unlimited plan.

Thank you in advance!

CryoSpectre Reviewed by CryoSpectre on 14th Jan 2012. Network problem with uploading! Hello there everyone! Recently I've noticed that for some unknown reason I'm getting problem with uploading files! :( I'm connected to the net via a WiFi router (SMC Barricade N SMC WBR14S-N4) and a Cisco modem (DPQ1260) Whenever I try to upload a file to any website (Mediafire, 4Shared, etc.,), it fails instantly. When I checked resource monitor, I noticed that the up speed was around 10-40kbps and then it stops (drops to 0) and the download fail. This problem occurs frequently for a Rating: 5

[JoomlaZ]

Get an rdp and upload from it. simple

[CryoSpectre]

@JoomlaZ - Hello there and thank you for the response!

I'll be upgrading to RDP soon but right now I don't have funds (I'm a paying student) and my net expires somewhere in April. I'm hoping to get a RDP and net by then

Is there any solution for now? Because with the persistence of such issues, I won't be able to meet my goal in time

[JoomlaZ]

Hmm well m8, seems like its the trouble with your connection and also from your speed i don't think its not possible to upload some big quality stuffs. Better you do earn a bit money by doing any freelance jobs like forum posting, bookmarking or similar and raise a bit of money and get a cheap rdp.

[ceekeigh]

Have you tried uploading using a direct connection? Maybe it has something to do with the signal of your router.

[CryoSpectre]

Hmm well m8, seems like its the trouble with your connection and also from your speed i don't think its not possible to upload some big quality stuffs. Better you do earn a bit money by doing any freelance jobs like forum posting, bookmarking or similar and raise a bit of money and get a cheap rdp.

Hmm! Seems like I'll have to do something else till this one gets fixed!
I will be needing an encoding RDP when I get one! That's around 25-35$ right?

Have you tried uploading using a direct connection? Maybe it has something to do with the signal of your router.

Hmm! Lemme try that! But I don't think that's the problem as my net seems to be working fine (for now).
I'll check that when it topples again


Thanks for your response!

[immu]

omg!
my dear friend
never ever Dare to upload files from your Desktop/Personal PC's
Instead, get RDP from any company and get upload any thing u want
i bet u shall upload 700MB Movie with in 2-3min with ease

[CryoSpectre]

@immu - Hey friend
I know about that fact but I've just started! I don't have any money to invest right now so I'm counting on my sales
Cheers! ^^

[Lock Down]

Try uploading to other sites and se if you have the same problem. Also try uploading just a large file (not for public) to your host and see if the same happens.

[CryoSpectre]

@Lock Down - Yeah the problem's present for every file host or basically I should just say, it's an uploading problem. I tried a 600mb~ file and even a 1mb file.