-Uk wrote

CyberbuIIies wrote if you're dynamic try keeping your router unplugged for a few minutes if that does not work then definitely call your ISP to see if the issues on their side because it should be if what i said doesnt work.

EDIT: To make sure you actually got fried check your router logs, if its clear then you know you didnt.

How do I check my router logs?

you go onto your router site or what ever which it should be 192.168.1.1 but if that doesnt work open command prompt and type in ipconfig and look for the default gateway and type that in the browser. Once on the site you have to log in, the user and pass is on a sticker on the router but users probably admin and the password is probably password. Once on the page you can check it can be in security or admin its all dependent on the router you have. GL M8

CyberbuIIies wrote

-Uk wrote

CyberbuIIies wrote if you're dynamic try keeping your router unplugged for a few minutes if that does not work then definitely call your ISP to see if the issues on their side because it should be if what i said doesnt work.

EDIT: To make sure you actually got fried check your router logs, if its clear then you know you didnt.

How do I check my router logs?

you go onto your router site or what ever which it should be 192.168.1.1 but if that doesnt work open command prompt and type in ipconfig and look for the default gateway and type that in the browser. Once on the site you have to log in, the user and pass is on a sticker on the router but users probably admin and the password is probably password. Once on the page you can check it can be in security or admin its all dependent on the router you have. GL M8

Found it. An attack was detected

phone ur internet provider company, internet could have gone down for a few people using the same broadband around your area.