Unless you switch to a cable provider eg Virgin, then any new provider will use the same faulty line, perhaps with exception of FTTC (like BT infinity) which will use fibre optic cable to the cabinet (the green box somewhere near your home, or even FTTP, which will use fibre optic cable from the exchange to your home.
The problem is that it's intermittent, maybe weather related? Water in the connection, or wind affecting overhead lines, or interference as mentioned above, who knows. Talk Talk will be reluctant to get BT Openreach to investigate as the problem is intermittent and it will cost Talk Talk money.
I'd say keep on at Talk Talk to sort it, as if you change provider you'll just end up starting the whole thing over again.
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samson63
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I use the ESR (Extended Support Release) version of Firefox, currently 17.0.2. It is intended for groups and large organisations, but is fine for home use too. The main reason being that it only updates major security issues and bug fixes, rather than the all new singing and dancing features, I just got a bit hacked off being a beta tester for Mozilla 
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I would be interested in trying something non-windows but what about compatibility? If I write a document, can Windows users still open it? Can I even write a document? :veryignorant:
Yes, you can use OpenOffice (included in most Linux distros) and as far as other compatibility goes you can use WINE (allows Windows apps to run on Linux).
There are many Linux distros out there, Ubuntu being the most popular, but Zorin is closest to Windows, in appearance anyway. I'm far from an expert, still finding my way around, but happily enjoying this site and the forum on Zorin.
