Ping up to 22kms and 100 percent packet loss

[Deleted member 1588519]

Hey guys. Out of nowhere I started to get huge ping in games (from 50ms, which is an avarage for me, I am getting like 22kms), so I decided to check with some ping meter websites and discovered that I am getting rather huge packet loss, which is supposed to be 100 percent. Any idea where might be the problem?
This is my result from Pingplotter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9D50JXuzkNfcmlzalVlQWFJaTg/view?usp=sharing
It seems that a hop number six is the problem, but I don't really understand this, so if anyone could help, that would be nice.

 

[Deleted member 1588519]

Should be a gateway. But not sure. You can try calling them.
Try pinging it manually like i did.
Also did your router got reset?

Well when I did it manually I see the same (almost, just slightly different ms) as you had.Which is strange given the fact that all websites I tried show 1000% packet loss. Nevertheless I have read that using cmd to ping can show wrong numbers as you send packets to yourself while when you use ping website or program, a server sends packtes to you. The router has been reset quite recently.

BTW results from pinging manually my ip adress https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9D50JXuzkNfX2VfcmY0OWFkQ0E

 

[Inkiad]

Manually pinging means you send a packet to the server, the server sends it back to you or send you acknowledgement.

What games are you playing? You can try pinging your games servers manually.

 

[Deleted member 1588519]

There is nothing wrong with your network as far as i can see. The problem lies outside your network.
Try this -
1. Open run, type cmd, press enter.
2. type this - "ping www.google.com" then try "ping 8.8.8.8"
How is the ping? If it is good, probably the speedtest server itself is faulty.

Both pings (google and 8.8.8.8) are fine.

 

[Deleted member 1588519]

Manually pinging means you send a packet to the server, the server sends it back to you or send you acknowledgement.

What games are you playing? You can try pinging your games servers manually.

I play SWTOR for example or GW2.

 

[GhislainG]

Should be a gateway. But not sure. You can try calling them.
Try pinging it manually like i did.
Also did your router got reset?

Well when I did it manually I see the same (almost, just slightly different ms) as you had.Which is strange given the fact that all websites I tried show 1000% packet loss. Nevertheless I have read that using cmd to ping can show wrong numbers as you send packets to yourself while when you use ping website or program, a server sends packtes to you. The router has been reset quite recently.

BTW results from pinging manually my ip adress This]https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9D50JXuzkNfX2VfcmY0OWFkQ0E

This probably is normal, i.e., ICMP traffic to your IP address probably is not allowed for security reasons. A tracert to your IP address is fine up to 77.240.103.2 and then it times out. Since the pings that Inkiad suggested are fine, then you don't have an issue with your ISP. That doesn't mean there isn't an issue between your ISP and the server(s) you're trying to reach. Like Inkiad, I have no packet loss from my place to news.eurosignal.cz (average 133 ms) and I'm in North America.