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I need help with my unstable connection

Towards the end of January my ping became unstable. I put up with it for a few months then I contacted Spectrum. They sent a technician a couple days ago and they kept mentioning how my speed was good but the issue I am having is not the speed, it is the stability of the connection. They mention ping issue could be the modem, but I bought this modem last month in response to this issue and it didn't fix it. They did find that the cable going from box to the road was bad, so they replaced it and now I am waiting for them to bury it. I had hoped that this would fix the problem, but it did not. I hope this tracert provides some info into what my issue is.
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From what I can see it looks like the issues start after they leave the Charter network. So this is not something we would be able to fix.
-Tyleen
This is one about an hour after the last where it is more "stable".
I am seeing it showing the same thing that after hop 6 that it goes out of our network so we would not be able to assist with that.
-Tyleen
That issue is probably with that pc. This is with a different pc. My main focus is the ping are you telling me that it is normal?
Nevermind I see now that this pc seems to be causing some issue. I'll have to figure out how to deal with it.
Good luck with your PC! Please let us know if you need any further assistance.
Might want to try testing to a more static site... routing to just "google.com" can change up often.
Notice how each of those traces resolved to a different address?
172.253.122.105
172.253.115.99
172.217.1.196
It is better to limit your testing to the same environment as best you can so <hopefully> BGP and such send you along the same path to the same endpoint each time you probe it.
You are right 172.217.1.196 consistently finishes in the same amount.
It is doing better today. I'll post again if it gets worse.