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Thanks. I rebooted my router and will follow up with your advice if needed....
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I have regular outages when listening to an audio feed via my bowser. It just cuts out.<br />
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Is there a way for me to find out why?<br />
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Also, I got an email from my cloud back-up provider that a backup has not taken place in three days, even though my PC has been connected to the Internet the whole time.<br />
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Suggestions?
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I have regular outages when listening to an audio feed via my bowser. It just cuts out.

Is there a way for me to find out why?

Also, I got an email from my cloud back-up provider that a backup has not taken place in three days, even though my PC has been connected to the Internet the whole time.

Suggestions?

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