Lately whenever the phone rings, or when in use, My Internet connection is interrupted.?
371821
its the number is ghz your wireless phone has....its interrupts the connection and slows or disconnects it. To fix this problem get a lower or higher GHZ...make sure its not 2.5
581119
Do you have a firewall or pop up blocker running?  Those can cause what you describe
40405
Like many of the other posters, are you using DSL or dial-up.  I'm going to guess DSL because it interrupts the signal and you wouldn't be able to get phone calls at all if you were using dial-up.  So, if you are using DSL, you will need some DSL line filters (you can get them at RadioShack) and install them yourself.  If you do have them installed, as other people have pointed out it is possible one or more of them is bad.\n\nWhen the service cuts out, does your phone connection cut out?  If it does then you will have to contact the phone company and find out what is going on.  It is probably either the connection to your house, somewhere along the line or the service box but at least we have ruled out the equipment inside your house.
451455
Here is the answer. E-mail the network adminisitrator (me) and tell me about the problem. My friend glued the phone down, sorry I am not being rude.
97005
Depending on how your computer is physically connected to your Broadband connection, the most likely answer is that your computer is going into some type of power-saving mode when it has been idle for a time and as part of that power-saving sequence, it is turning off its network connection to the Broadband.\n\nThen, when your computer is coming out of its idle-state, it is unable to reactivate its link to the Broadband connection and thus nothing comes up in IE.\n\nI would check your computer's settings in regards to its idle-state, network and power-saver settings.
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Is the phone line that goes to your modem connected through a DSL filter?  If it is, unplug it.  Otherwise...\n\nYou may have some type of static on your phone line.  Unplug all phones/modems, etc in the house.  Plug in one CORDED phone.  Do you hear static?  \n\nAlso, check the box outside your house (a green/gray box about the size of a shoebox).  You can access part of the box.  Plug a CORDED phone into the jack next to your phone number.\n\nIf you do not hear static outside, but do inside...  you've got a problem.  The phone company will charge you for fixing your interior lines.  Call and get insurance on your line (if available) then put in a service call a week later.  \n\nIf you hear static outside, it is the phone company's problem.  Call them and they'll fix it for free.
519874
could be your browser or the speed at which your connected, sometimes you lost your signal altogether.
229370
No, there is lag time involved with your internet connection and it is not a full duplex connection like on the telephone.
269214
it is possibly your wireless phone that intercepts certain sequences of code interpreting it as information it should have, not your computer, try moving you computer, router or phone
392156
sounds as if you hace dial up, which closes down after a hour or so.  Get broadband and this will not happen.
239422
There is something wrong with the server that u go through when u connect to the internet.  Nothing u can do about it.  It will be recognised by your service provider and fixed. Usually doesn't take too long.
706592
That shouldn't be happening.  Make sure you have the DSL filter on all the phone jacks that have a telephone.  After that if it still happens call the phone company.
8954
You are using a smart phone and it has been infected with a virus .Load an anti-virus software into your mobile .This will stop this behaviour
484535
There's sumthing screwing ya internet connection...
960302
you may have to get that service turned off for a while because it is eating up your minutes . This happened to a friend of mine with the joke of the day , he had to get his text msg turned off to make them stop !!!
201175
well if you have dialup and that's when you hear it then it would be your modem connecting to the internet through the phone line, and the noises would be the electrical signals being changed into sound and then being sent through the phone line
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I'm guessing you could be losing your internet connection.  That happens to me now and then, but then it just logs me back in.