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You're Joe Elliott, aintchya!

aye, you got me there....:bag:

Ha yeah, anyhow it's quite lidderally Grounhog Day mate!

BBC CWR radio played an hours worth of new and old Specials tunes tonight after the Footy phone in, fookin brill and the new stuff is v good too!

Oh man, I'm really trying (as my wife describes me!). It's not the normal crazy, wacky, fluffy Carrey type stuff, but some extremely good scenario's, awkwardly, dark humour! I....won't...let...it...lie :shamefullyembarrased:

I may have mentioned this before....:emoji_dizzy_face:;) Kidding - sky atlantic On Box Sets with Sky, really is a quality comedy show.

see above :couchpotato:

@torchomatic first mentioned The Passage here The Passage

Theyv'e got floppy disks now, m8. No need for this no more...

Had to google Proctologist......a warning first next time, please!

Try this too, Otis. https://www.mobigyaan.com/clear-dns-cache-on-android-phones

Ok, if you do have a Windows PC/tablet etc. can you flush the DNS from there, it may or may not help, but worth a shot as you're clearing the Router DNS (I believe).

Which OS (Operating System) you got, Windows 7, 8 or 10? or ubuntu/Linux? Edit, just read above, Android.

ipconfig /flushdns Get the command prompt open by typing it into the run/search bar, Otis then type ipconfig /flushdns and press enter.

Copy and paste this http://192.168.0.1 into your browser from a PC, Mac, Tablet or even a phone (bigger size the better, so you can see the details) will get you into your router and the "Settings Password" (NOT WiFi password) should be on the bottom of the Router. There should be a "Connected...

I've got Hub 3.0 (Virgin too) at the moment, never had any drop out issues (with older routers either). Which Hub and speed do you have? It could be a few things that disprut the 2.4ghz signal to your wireless gadgets, (don't laugh as this happened to us!) Microwave being on as it interfered...

Sir, please reboot your router by turning it off and on again so you can get the best out of your internet service providings!

Even on my old 3G phone (which it never gets, only the H+), the switch over from WiFi to Data is almost instant.

Do you mean 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz WiFi signal from your router?