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Before you knock on the door of your ISP, why don’t you try these tips to get back online ASAP? With the increase in the smart home gadgets, gaming platform, and streaming video services, maintaining the strong internet connection is crucial than ever. If you are witnessing lag in the internet speed by playing graphics-intensive gaming and downloading a movie then most probably the problem is on your end and not an ISP issue. Before a set, a meeting with your cable company, check out our troubleshooting tips or give us a call on Cisco Router Tech Support. 1-855-536-5666   

Try performing a Ping test to see that your connection is intact or not. To perform this test, you must type "Ping" in the command prompt followed by the IP address of the site you want to ping. For instance, to ping Yahoo, type Ping Yahoo.com. This forwards the data packet to the target website and measures how fast your internet connection is. See the timed results if the test is successful. If it fails, try pinging several other websites. If this failed then there might a problem with your router or modem.

Look at the notification LED on your router if there is no light on the device then try to check its power connection. Once you ensure the power connector is good, turn on the device by pressing the power switch on the router. If the failure to boots up, your device may be dealing with failed power adapter, power strip, or a fried router. Replace the concern parts with the legitimate one. If your router doesn’t have the LED indicators,  see if the Ethernet port lights are flashing at the back of the router. Make sure that each cable is seated correctly in the port.

The last thing you can do to avoid this issue is to update the firmware of the router. Firmware is an embedded software which comes preloaded in the router ROM chips from the OEM. Most OEM offers downloadable firmware updates to fix the performance glitches in the router. If your device firmware is outdated, make sure to update it away.

Your internet connection authenticity depends upon these critical factors. You don’t need to mess up with complex troubleshooting method to fix this issues. For more help on the problem, connect with Cisco Router Support Helpline 1-855-536-5666  Today.  

How To Settle Cisco Error Code 448

 Cisco Router is most popular and widely recognized networking device across the globe. Compare to other brands, Cisco router is more versatile and equipped with excellent hardware which allows it to deliver excellent service life. On the other hand, Cisco Router is also inclined to some technical issues. To overcome it in a lesser time confront with Cisco Router Technical Support Number  1-855-536-5666  and connect with our experts.

 Meanwhile, in this, we will guide you how to settle the error code 448. Error Code 448 occurs due to a poor internet connection,  Disconnection of Router, and ICM unresponsiveness. Nonetheless, pursue the below-given troubleshooting steps to eliminate this error code.

 Step1: Locate of Cisco Router and Check the setting

 ➔        Check the location in the following way.

➔        Click the Start tab on the window taskbar and navigate to Program.

➔        Explore the  “ICM Admin Workstation” and then “Schema Help”.

➔        Select Contents.

➔        Explore  “ICM Master Help” option.

➔        Now tap on  “Help Topics”.

➔        Click “ICM Errors”, and then enter 448 in the “Error number” text field in the pop window.

➔        Navigate to “Category” text field and select “Call Router”.

➔        Press the Lookup tab and scroll through the information.

➔        Now hotfix 162 for ICM 4.6.2 settle the error code 448 is used for calls abandoned before being queued.

➔        For smooth functioning of ICM 4.6.2, apply patches through Hotfix 162 or SR2.

 Step 2: Fix the error via Repair Tool

 ➔        Download and run (Icm Router Error Code 448) Repair Tool.

➔        Download the repair utility tool from the Internet and install it on the PC.

➔        Tap on the “Scan” button.

➔        After the scan is completed, press “Fix Errors” button.

➔        “Restart” your PC.