Session closed due to Error: Could not Resolve hos...

Hi,
I''m trying to sort out connection issues for my auntie. She has a BT Homehub 5 with the latest firmware.
However, she is suffering from reboots and lost connections all the time. I have reviewed the log files and it is full of the following messages:
74.270000 CWMP Session closed due to error: Could not resolve host
Any ideas as i am stumped. Its a fairly recent installation ( 4 months or so) and she has only recently started to use the Wifi. It was ok when wired.
Simon

If it is DEFINITELY a wireless problem only, then download InSSider and run the program. This will tell you if you have are using a congested wifi channel.......
You can then go into the settings and after picking a less congested channel, turn off the "smart wireless" setting.....
Although the wireless problem wouldn't cause the rebooting problem......
If you found this post helpful, then please click the star on the left, after all, I'm only trying to help........

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                                        {Lease:'Paluxy B Sand', Well:'5', Location:'West Tyler', Customer:'Culver & Cain', ScheduleDate:'6/1/2012', ServiceDate:'5/25/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Wh Pittman Hei', Well:'2', Location:'Quitman', Customer:'Southwest Operating, Inc.', ScheduleDate:'7/10/2012', ServiceDate:'6/18/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Vivian Pruitt', Well:'1', Location:'Crow - Hwy 80M', Customer:'Buffco Productions, Inc.', ScheduleDate:'8/7/2012', ServiceDate:'8/29/2012'}
                              [Bindable]
                              public var initDG:ArrayList;
                              //Initialize initDG ArrayList variable from the Array.
                              //If you use this technique to process an HTTPService,
                              //WebService, or RemoteObject result, use an ArrayCollection
                              //rather than an ArrayList.
                              public function initData():void {
                                        initDG=new ArrayList(DGArray);
                    ]]>
          </fx:Script>
          
          <fx:Declarations>
                    
                      <fx:Component className="AlertMsgDay">
                              <s:SkinnablePopUpContainer x="70" y="300">
                                        <s:TitleWindow title="Filtering" close="close()">
                                                  <s:VGroup horizontalAlign="center" paddingTop="8" paddingBottom="8" paddingLeft="8" paddingRight="8" gap="5" width="100%">
                                                            <s:Label text="This button will filter jobs to show only TODAY."/>
                                                            <s:Button label="OK" click="close()"/>
                                                  </s:VGroup>
                                        </s:TitleWindow>
                              </s:SkinnablePopUpContainer>
                    </fx:Component>
                    <fx:Component className="AlertMsgWeek">
                              <s:SkinnablePopUpContainer x="70" y="300">
                                        <s:TitleWindow title="Filtering" close="close()">
                                                  <s:VGroup horizontalAlign="center" paddingTop="8" paddingBottom="8" paddingLeft="8" paddingRight="8" gap="5" width="100%">
                                                            <s:Label text="This button will filter jobs to show only THIS WEEK."/>
                                                            <s:Button label="OK" click="close()"/>
                                                  </s:VGroup>
                                        </s:TitleWindow>
                              </s:SkinnablePopUpContainer>
                    </fx:Component>
          </fx:Declarations>
          <s:BorderContainer x="10" y="111" borderColor="#808080" cornerRadius="5" borderWeight="2" width="98%" height="369">
                    <s:Scroller width="100%" height="363" verticalScrollPolicy="on">
                              <s:Group width="100%" height="100%">
                                        <mx:DataGrid id="myGrid" width="900" height="350" dataProvider="{initDG}" > <<<< THE ERROR IS HERE
                                                  <mx:columns>
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Lease" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Well" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Location" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Customer" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="ScheduleDate" headerText="Schedule Date" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="ServiceDate" headerText="Service Date" />
                                                  </mx:columns>
                                        </mx:DataGrid>
                              </s:Group>
                    </s:Scroller>
          </s:BorderContainer>
          <s:Label x="10" y="10" width="96" height="53" fontSize="24" text="Sort by:"
                               verticalAlign="middle"/>
          <s:Button id="btn_show_today" x="104" y="11" width="105" height="53" label="Today"
                                fontSize="13" fontWeight="bold" click="(new AlertMsgDay()).open(this, false);"/>
          <s:Button id="btn_show_week" x="216" y="11" width="105" height="53" label="Week"
                                fontSize="13" fontWeight="bold" click="(new AlertMsgWeek()).open(this, false);"/>
          <s:Button x="348" y="10" width="184" height="53" label="Edit this Job" fontSize="18" click="navigator.pushView(views.JobFormView);"/>
</s:View>

I'm very new at this. Building a mobile app. Running the latest Flex/FlashBuilder (4.6). When I compile I get this error: "could not resolve <mx:DataGrid> to a component implementation". Here is my code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<s:View xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
                    xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
                    xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
                    title="Jobs List">
          <fx:Script>
                    <![CDATA[
                              import mx.collections.*;
                              private var DGArray:Array = [
                                        {Lease:'Bagby Heirs', Well:'1', Location:'Quitman', Customer:'Fair Oil Company', ScheduleDate:'2/23/2012', ServiceDate:'5/16/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'ITU', Well:'301', Location:'Ingram Trinity', Customer:'Southwest Operating, Inc.', ScheduleDate:'3/19/2012', ServiceDate:'4/25/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'ITU', Well:'81', Location:'ITU', Customer:'Southwest Operating, Inc.', ScheduleDate:'3/19/2012', ServiceDate:'4/25/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Tolliver A', Well:'5', Location:'Turner Town', Customer:'SEDI', ScheduleDate:'4/16/2012', ServiceDate:'5/11/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'W R Cady', Well:'1', Location:'Coffield', Customer:'Green River Resource', ScheduleDate:'5/9/2012', ServiceDate:'4/10/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Royal National Bar', Well:'2', Location:'Coffield', Customer:'Green River Resource', ScheduleDate:'5/9/2012', ServiceDate:'4/10/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Pan American L', Well:'1', Location:'Chandler', Customer:'East Texas Oil & Gas', ScheduleDate:'5/14/2012', ServiceDate:'6/8/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Paluxy B Sand', Well:'5', Location:'West Tyler', Customer:'Culver & Cain', ScheduleDate:'6/1/2012', ServiceDate:'5/25/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Wh Pittman Hei', Well:'2', Location:'Quitman', Customer:'Southwest Operating, Inc.', ScheduleDate:'7/10/2012', ServiceDate:'6/18/2012'},
                                        {Lease:'Vivian Pruitt', Well:'1', Location:'Crow - Hwy 80M', Customer:'Buffco Productions, Inc.', ScheduleDate:'8/7/2012', ServiceDate:'8/29/2012'}
                              [Bindable]
                              public var initDG:ArrayList;
                              //Initialize initDG ArrayList variable from the Array.
                              //If you use this technique to process an HTTPService,
                              //WebService, or RemoteObject result, use an ArrayCollection
                              //rather than an ArrayList.
                              public function initData():void {
                                        initDG=new ArrayList(DGArray);
                    ]]>
          </fx:Script>
          
          <fx:Declarations>
                    
                      <fx:Component className="AlertMsgDay">
                              <s:SkinnablePopUpContainer x="70" y="300">
                                        <s:TitleWindow title="Filtering" close="close()">
                                                  <s:VGroup horizontalAlign="center" paddingTop="8" paddingBottom="8" paddingLeft="8" paddingRight="8" gap="5" width="100%">
                                                            <s:Label text="This button will filter jobs to show only TODAY."/>
                                                            <s:Button label="OK" click="close()"/>
                                                  </s:VGroup>
                                        </s:TitleWindow>
                              </s:SkinnablePopUpContainer>
                    </fx:Component>
                    <fx:Component className="AlertMsgWeek">
                              <s:SkinnablePopUpContainer x="70" y="300">
                                        <s:TitleWindow title="Filtering" close="close()">
                                                  <s:VGroup horizontalAlign="center" paddingTop="8" paddingBottom="8" paddingLeft="8" paddingRight="8" gap="5" width="100%">
                                                            <s:Label text="This button will filter jobs to show only THIS WEEK."/>
                                                            <s:Button label="OK" click="close()"/>
                                                  </s:VGroup>
                                        </s:TitleWindow>
                              </s:SkinnablePopUpContainer>
                    </fx:Component>
          </fx:Declarations>
          <s:BorderContainer x="10" y="111" borderColor="#808080" cornerRadius="5" borderWeight="2" width="98%" height="369">
                    <s:Scroller width="100%" height="363" verticalScrollPolicy="on">
                              <s:Group width="100%" height="100%">
                                        <mx:DataGrid id="myGrid" width="900" height="350" dataProvider="{initDG}" > <<<< THE ERROR IS HERE
                                                  <mx:columns>
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Lease" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Well" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Location" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="Customer" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="ScheduleDate" headerText="Schedule Date" />
                                                            <mx:DataGridColumn dataField="ServiceDate" headerText="Service Date" />
                                                  </mx:columns>
                                        </mx:DataGrid>
                              </s:Group>
                    </s:Scroller>
          </s:BorderContainer>
          <s:Label x="10" y="10" width="96" height="53" fontSize="24" text="Sort by:"
                               verticalAlign="middle"/>
          <s:Button id="btn_show_today" x="104" y="11" width="105" height="53" label="Today"
                                fontSize="13" fontWeight="bold" click="(new AlertMsgDay()).open(this, false);"/>
          <s:Button id="btn_show_week" x="216" y="11" width="105" height="53" label="Week"
                                fontSize="13" fontWeight="bold" click="(new AlertMsgWeek()).open(this, false);"/>
          <s:Button x="348" y="10" width="184" height="53" label="Edit this Job" fontSize="18" click="navigator.pushView(views.JobFormView);"/>
</s:View>

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