http://testmy.net/db/QNhFm7ABX
my plan reset for the month so I ran a speed test tonight. the range is from 1 - 4 tonight.
Any update on my beam? I'm on 64
so I got this low speed at 7:55pm
http://testmy.net/db/jIuQ10lpT
but I got 48mg earlier at 5:00pm
it's definetly the same issue as I had before with Gen 4 being slow during prime time. Slow is to be expected, but not like this.
Is there a fix for this?
I believe this is a rip off my streaming is slow day or night I use more data trying to stream one movie than the average internet providers customers use. I was told if U got the Gen5.and higher package speed would be better well it hasn't. I almost deplete my data package in 1 day if trying to watch a movie
Signed Cecil
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Hi dhorwath,
No update yet on when we can issue a dispatch to address your concerns. We are pending feedback and evaluations on the effectiveness of this dispatch before we can expand to more customers.
Your patience and understanding are much appreciated.
1. Please follow the Community Guidelines and refrain from the foul language.
2. If you're having an issue, please create a new topic. You issue may not at all be related to the issues being discussed in this thread.
3. The engineers are the ones who work on problems like this and they are working as fast as they can. There's no magical fix it button. Liz is relaying the information she gets. Your retribution is not only misplaced, it's immature.
Unfortunately the same thing is occuring on Beam 60. Speeds at peak times are ridiculously slow - often less than 1Mb/s.
Frankly I am tired of Hughesnet apologists telling everyone how to run speed tests. Most of us have been using the internet through one provider or another for several years and it doesn't take an engineer or a speed test from a specific service to know when download speeds have slowed to a crawl on our systems. Sure, if you want to see the difference between 40Mb/s and 35Mb/s, run a speed test, but I have been watching a 439MB graphics driver download from nVidia for over an hour and it is only 47% complete; and this level of performance is not just a one-time occurance.
Ridicuolus!
@steveandkris
If you don't want to perform troubleshooting of any form, that's fine by us. But, you wont recieve any help if you refuse to perform what is asked.
Speed issues can be caused by numerous things. This is the reason for requesting speed tests. What's causing an issue for one person may not be what's causing an issue for another. Your alluded to knowledge should have clued you into this.
In addition, speed issues while downloading files aren't always caused by slow provider speed.
If you refuse to run the speed tests then there is no point in trying to help you. When someone refuses to perform the steps needed to pinpoint the cause of the issue there's nothing that can be done for them.