Hyperoptic Outage Report in Derby, England
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Hyperoptic is a fibre-to-the-building Internet service provider (ISP) based in London, England.
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Derby, England
The chart below shows the number of Hyperoptic reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Derby and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Hyperoptic users through our website.
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Internet (72%)
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Total Blackout (13%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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E-mail (2%)
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TV (1%)
Live Outage Map Near Derby, England
The most recent Hyperoptic outage reports came from the following cities: Ilkeston.
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 Ilkeston |
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Hyperoptic Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dee
(@HinisliD) reported
@Hyperoptic your service is very bad! I had an outage at Beam Park Rainham last week for 2 days and today again! I contacted your provider and they said you guys are getting multiple calls from residents I think its time to switch providers as its disrupting me working from home
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Andrejs Fjodorovs
(@AndrejsFjodoro2) reported
@Hyperoptic @HyperopticCS no connection for a week! In one of the most advanced cities of the world - unbelievable! They really take you back in time for at least 30 years, when internet was unstable and rare beast. I wouldn’t recommend Hyperoptic to the worst enemy. Avoid.
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Tomasz Rykała
(@tomaszrykala) reported
@Hyperoptic You're the best. Shame you aren't everywhere though. I miss you after moving out of the apartment in which I had you 150 mbps up/down <3
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JitanEDM
(@JitanEDM) reported
@BusSafetyRep Provisioning should take all of about 5 minutes by the ISP. It’s literally just sending an address to your router and registering it to receive connection to the internet. I have no idea why hyperoptic have a network team that takes forever to do this.
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Prashant Mishra
(@prashant041086) reported
@Hyperoptic I work from home. I cant work without internet. Either I have to go to office which is 2 hours one way or loose 2 weeks of pay. And there is no way to get early appointment. This is reddiculous. Extra price+installation charge still wait for 2 weeks. Help appreciated
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karla 👁
(@robokarla) reported
@PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic hang on what the heck is "signal noise ratio outage" because that sounds suspiciously like why our wifi has been randomly dropping these past few months in certain areas of the house. the answer i was given was "too many wifis" which sounds kinda like this??
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Paul Convery
(@Paul_Convery) reported
@NigelThornton I suspect Hyperoptic may have the same problem with the final few metres of connection. Getting "wire" from the under-pavement chambers & ducts into flats and houses will probably mean surface mounting. Unless they can pull-through alongside the legacy telephone wire into homes.
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royaldor
(@Roya1dor) reported
@Hyperoptic can you at the very least activate my service after 8 days of installation? please?
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Ironside
(@ironside) reported
@AndrejsFjodoro2 @Hyperoptic @HyperopticCS Been there Andrejs. In fact I’m still there. Truly awful comms - just thanks for your patience and we’re on it. But every day is the same.
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"Doctor" Thunderdome
(@DrThunderdome) reported
@PyrionFlax @Hyperoptic And I'm guessing you also have to keep paying the same rates for the service you're supposed to be getting?