Slower internet after using Azureas?

I briefly used Azureas/Vuze for a week or two and now my internet seems to be slower, even after uninstalling it. Its not drastically slow but Youtube videos for example are taking a lot longer to load than before. Is there any chance that Azureas created the problem, or am I just getting paranoid......

herstil wrote:
Every time I use the Envy 100 (or to be precise: when the Envy has made a wireless connection) I lose internetconnectivity. But only after I end a session at my router (Linksys WRT610N). When I turn the router off and the next time on, It can't connect to my internetmodem (Linksys AM200) at all. Wifi is up, but I have only local access, apparently router can't establish a connection with my modem (which indicates both the cableconnection with the router as the internetconnection is up.
This happens only after sessions where I have used the Envy, otherwise everything is OK. During those sessions there is no problem, only after starting a new one. The only way to re-establish connection is to hard reset my router and reconfigure.
Btw. I am one of the Envy users who can't get a connection for the webapps, but has working ePrint - which is another thread on this forum. Not sure if both problems are or aren't connected.
Any help, or pointers?
A FW update was released recently to resolve the issue with apps access...if you haven't received notification on the Envy of an available update, you should be able to go to your Envy display and select Settings (wrench icon)>Web>Product Updates>Check for product updates to get the most recent FW installed on your printer.
Regarding the other issue - routers aren't intended to be turned off/on constantly, but it should still connect to your modem reliably after restart. Complete the FW update and see if the issue persists. Also, can you share why you turn off the router regularly - there really is no need to do so.
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