ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Regular connection drops I haven't bothered to verify that the direct connections disconnect at the same time as the other wireless devices but I have seen similar disconnects with it wired. Re: Regular connection drops Responding to this by recognizing the information in the forum post but the rest of it the same canned response is honestly pretty insulting. " Hi Chris, This is Maria stepping in for Dan. Thank you for your address and for choosing us as your provider. I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing drops in your connection. I can imagine how frustrating this must be, but we will make sure this gets resolved for you. I am not showing any reports of a network issue currently affecting your area and your modem signal looks good on our end. I am not seeing any signs of the signal dropping. Based on your Forums post I understand that all of your connections are wireless. Wireless connections can be susceptible to a variety of interfering factors including other wireless networks and devices. While WiFi is the most convenient way to connect most of your devices to the Internet, the fastest and most reliable way to connect to the Internet is through a direct wired connection from your device to the WiFi modem. For some helpful tips on how to improve your WiFi connection, please visithttps://www.cox.com/residential/internet/guides/improving-wifi/fixing-slow-wifi.html. If there is no improvement with your connection after viewing these tips then we can schedule a technician to investigate further. Sincerely, Maria Cox Social Media Support Specialist" Re: Regular connection drops I thought I responded to this. I don't have phone service with Cox. Re: Regular connection drops Also, my download speed has dropped to around 30-35mbps on the high side since my call to tech. It was 200-350 before the call. Re: Regular connection drops Becky, I'm aware it's a holiday weekend so it might be to work on this Tuesday. I don't mind working through some troubleshooting but short of resolving it that way can we get someone to come out without wasting my time calling back in? Re: Regular connection drops Pretty much all of my connections are wireless. I did buy a middle of the road router (Netgear Nighthawk, the same one in my primary home) to see if that would resolve it and my experience didn't change. It wouldn't be viable to run any of the devices (my phones and office computer) that would identify the issue wired. Re: Regular connection drops He didn't say why I needed to call the manufacturer of the modem, only that I had to do it before someone would come out for troubleshooting. I think I missed replying to your post with the pics of the modem info but it should be below now. Re: Regular connection drops Re: Regular connection drops It is, in fact, a Cox provided panorama / technicolor cgm4331 modem and I established this on the phone with tech. They were fully aware of that and even said to contact the manufacturer of the Coxmodem. . Regular connection drops So, this looks like a pretty common issue with Cox internet. My connection drops for 10 seconds to a minute or two multiple times most hours...double digits daily. I just spoke with Gerard, who claimed to be a supervisor in Cox tech support who after a few minutes of troubleshooting recommended I call the manufacturer for the Cox modem/router. ...Seriously? I call Cox tech support for an issue the forums are flooded with and I'm told I have to call an entirely different company before they'll send a tech out. I called him out on it and asked why that was necessary if I was talking with a supervisor with Cox internet and his response was to pretend the call dropped. "Hello? Hello? Click"--at the very most opportune moment and did not return the call. This can't possibly be Cox protocol. How do I get this resolved without wasting another half day with tech?