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It might be that the network node does not answer ping commands. Which must not mean the node is down or does not work. Try using pathping its a combination of ping and tracert.A fluctuation could be current fluctuations - if you have it constantly then you can start to worry.

? Can you copy the content from the console command prompt to here? Right click into the window, choose mark or select, right click again and paste into here.Or you can call pathping <ip> >> c.\pathping.txt and find the output in pathping.txt under c. It may be that loss and fluct are still occuring cause we use the extensive log server side to find bugs and have the possibility to track it.

then it must be you :=) posts moved to new thread

you're not alone, i also have loss of 100% in pathping - must mean nothing or all As said a ping might not be answered for several reasons, not sure if this output is reliable.

in your case it was the telekom, as for the rest use the ip shown and search for it via an search engine. Most of the ISP have a technical support you can write to.

pls forward that script to me. I'll take a look at it, if i have time. Who knows whats its doing.... Maybe you send cash over to him without that you know about it

Touches are not physically. But ask the NSA - they tell you how to touch your PC vitually