porn virus

-edit- i'm actually serious.. you could have contacted a virus/trojan thats sending out emails or attacks causing a slowdown in your netwerk..

I just tried changing the time to 08.20 in the morning, didn't affect anything. I'll try doing the opposite tomorrow when it's actually morning. 

I'll also try out what you other guys are saying, but it might be best to wait untill tomorrow to see if I can fix it when it's actually happening.

Could that be on the router? Because it certainly isn't on this PC, it's clean. :D But if it's on the router (not even sure if that's possible), wouldn't it effect other devices as well?

Nor am I getting emails.

I see. I know there have been issues with Get and Canal Digital, they often sell more bandwidth from individual centrals than they can actually, technically offer at stable rates (the same issue occurrs when the distance is too great, at least with ADSL, as it runs signals with heavy transmit loss). The salesmen are asked to fill a quota in a given area to justify the cost of the central (which is hired from Telenor in CD's case) and sometimes they sell more than the central capacity can handle, this is especially true in areas where several or many customers opt for a speed that lies somewhat or high above the average; the quota and customer number are calculated as "average" customers, so upgrading the speed will cause anomalies. The worst bits are in times with high traffic, naturally.

Another known issue is that some centrals refresh and re-run the IP's every week, every month or even every day, that could very well be your issue here since it happens at a given time every day, and the odds of that also increase if you live in a remote area or a place that is otherwise more prone to fault and less likely to quickly get technicians or repairmen in place. I believe it could be Windows 8 not functioning very well with the drivers of the modem or acting up with the router, the latency loss while undergoing the IP checks and/or refresh could cause a momentary wave of disturbance that the modem and laptop in tandem perceive as a software issue, while the problem itself does not persist long enough or make a big enough impact to register as an actual system fault, so it likely won't show up on any reports for debug or registry logs.

Hard to say without actually witnessing the problem first-hand but I would send an e-mail to them and notify them of your troubles and ask if and how often and when they run IP checks/refresh.

PS: You live in the most gorgeous county in Norway!

lol no it can't be on the router XD

I told ya I'm a PC idiot. :D 

Thanks, I'll send them a message unless I somehow manage to find a fix tomorrow morning. But my school PC has Windows 8 as well, which isn't helping narrowing down the problem. But contacting Telenor might be the best thing to do.

And to the PS, you're absolutely right! :D Not as practical as Oslo or Bergen, but "du kan ikkje få i både påse og sekk." 

Hehe, så sant så sant, derfor jeg flyttet til Sverige!

No.. you would be sending out emails.. still better deepscan your PC with a good antivirus.. it could be that your outlook/email program is affected

Hmm, the PC came with a free Mcafee for a month or so, but it's expired. I'll try it out. I've been wondering if that might be the problem, but I haven't downloaded pretty much anything after the free trial expired. And as I said, this PC should be clean, at least when it comes to virus from porn.