is dsl net makes my phone busy when im on net or not .?
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if you are using SBC Yahoo DSL, it has 3 speeds, Express (up to 1.5M download, 312k upload) Pro (Guaranteed 1.5M down going up to 3M down, by 512k up) then Expert (guaranteed 3M download, up to 6M down and 608k upload).  they have different prices, but the cheapest is $12.99 a month.  Most users will never notice the difference between the speeds because the Internet doesn't usually take that much bandwidth yet.  I really like the Pro speed and i use a lot of bandwidth.  that is what i recommend.  I think you really have to be using the Internet a lot to justify the Export package.  seems like overkill to me.\n\nAs far as your phone line being busy, DSL does not tie up the line like a dial up plan works.  DSL is constantly on and runs along your telephone lines.  The DSL signal happens above the human hearing range (like where dogs can hear but we cant) and you put a filter on your telephone line to separate the DSL from your regular conversations so you can talk all you want while surfing the Internet at the same time.  \n\nI hope that answers your questions\nJx3
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Sounds like poor phone line quality.  Doesn't matter what ISP you use, if your phone line is crap, you won't get very good service.  Every think of DSL or Cable ISP?
990932
I have the same problem. It is incredibly slow and i am using an ADSL line!
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I assume you're using dial up. Check with your telephone company. If you are using a modem, a call waiting feature (an option that the telephone company charges you extra for) can signal your modem that you have an incoming call. It puts your internet on "hold" and lets you use your telephone. Look for the feature on most modems called "MOH" or modem-on-hold. Again you have to buy the call waiting feature from your telephone company and the modem must have the feature called MOH - modem-on-hold.
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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.
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When I first got my DSL turned on, I was having problems with speed. I knew my system was capable of running it and all the lights were on on my modem. I called my ISP's tech support and they told me it was because I was using a cordless phone. I had never heard of this causing a problem before, but when I plugged in a different phone it worked a lot better. Also it could be an issue with your pc such as RAM and processor speed. No matter how fast your internet is, it can only go as fast as your pc is capable of. One more thing to try is running a anti spyware program, disk cleanup, disk defrag, registry cleaner, that sort of thing. It's unbelievable how much difference it makes just clearing out the clutter on your computer. Hope this helps.
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You did not mention which area you have come from. What type of connection you are using. What computer do you own? and what environment you use internet in like some internet cafe or some office LAN etc.  I start with assuming that you have a standalone desktop computer and you connect to the internet through a Dial-up connection. First of all check you phone line, it must be a noise free line, you can check it by picking up the handset and dial a single digit from your keypad, listen carefully, there should be silence, no humb, no noise. If this is OK, check your modem is properly installed and is of a good make, some modems dont match to your ISP's hardware which result in slow speed and frequent disconnection. USR or Lucent Modems are the best.  On no. 3 comes the selection of service provider, select a good and esteemed ISP rather selecting a low-rate ISP.  If you have the facility of DSL in your area, just subscribe for it, it will increase your net speed manifold.
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alot of times i think it depends on your speed, also many times people set their settings to where it doesnt show if theyre online.
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No.  DSL requires a phone line.  You just have to wait until the lines are upgraded in your area.  DSL stands for digital subscriber line.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Subscriber_Line
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Could be a number of things.  If you are on a cable system, your neighbors could be using a lot of bandwidth; maybe some kid has discovered BitTorrent or something.  Your ISP could be oversubscribed; meaning it's a poor quality ISP and they've bought far less bandwidth than they've sold to their customers, so there is a huge traffic jam at the ISP.  Or, the ISP's upstream ISP could be congested.  \n\nIt's also possible that your computer has some cruft in it that keeps it from running well.  Does the computer run well otherwise?  How old is it?  What operating system are you running?  How many programs do you have running?  Try rebooting it and running only the Internet browser and see if that improves anything.  Make sure you have enough memory; at least 256 MB, preferably 512 MB.\n\nTry running a speed test: http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/ .  See how it compares to what you expect to get from your connection.\n\nIt almost doesn't need to be mentioned but try more than one or two websites before you conclude your connection is bad. \n\nIf you can do it, try accessing your ISP's web page and poke around and see if that is just as slow or faster than other sites.  That might tell you whether the problem is with your local connection or with the ISP's connection to the Internet.\n\nFinally, if you are having connection problems, don't hesitate to call your ISP.  They may have performance data (if it's DSL or cable) that indicates the health of your line.  There are many things that can go wrong with a DSL or cable line to slow it down.  Only your ISP can diagnose these things.  Something similar applies to dialup lines except that they will not fix the line unless there is audible noise on the line.  Place a call and check for that.
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DSL = Before going thru a lot of exercises, call your ISP and ask them if they are having any problems, to first eliminate that possibility. You could throw in a request for a new modum.  Just make sure it isn't your router that's causing the problem.\n\nCall your phone company and insist that when you are talking on the phone you frequently hear a lot of loud  static/crackling, and that you want your outside and inside lines replaced.(Don't mention anything about the internet)  \n\n\nTry start/connect to/show all connections/right click on the connection that you are using/repair, and  check for spyware/malware.  \n\nFlush your dns .=.  start/run/ cmd/ ipconfig /flushdns/ok(enter)     \n Are you using a software firewall and/or router?\n\n\nUnplug modem/router and turn off computer, then plug everything back in.  Also check to make sure your network card is  correctly installed.=  Windows XP = r/click "my computer"/click the "hardware" tab/click "device manager"/\nexpand "network adapters" and see if there is anything listed, and if it is listed, see if it has an "X" or exclamation mark? \n\n\nClear/clean your cache and go to your local settings folder and empty your "temp" folder.\n\nBroadband Reports =» The 'bible' for Information on DSL, Cable and Other High Speed Internet Services = \nhttp://www.dslreports.com/tools  +   \n broadbandreports.com/tools/ connection tools\nhttp://www.broadbandreports.com/tools + \n\nhttp://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php\n\nhttp://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest\n\nTCP Optimizer = Speed up internet =   \nhttp://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=2104\n\nhttp://www.testmy.net \n\nhttp://www.auditmypc.com/internet-speed-test.asp\n\nhttp://cable-dsl.home.att.net = Navas Cable Modem/DSL Tuning Guide  \n\n\nHow to interpret your Line Stats = http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/linestats.htm\n\n\nBT Broadband Desktop Help is a FREE, automated support tool = http://www.btyahoo.com/broadbandhelp\n\nBroadband - UK -= http://www.adslguide.org.uk/isps/summarylist.asp\n\nTautology Bandwidth Meter = http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/link/tbm/ \nnet meter =   http://readerror.gmxhome.de/
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it is a netwrok problem\n\nchange your ISP
555221
try contacting your ISP or internet service provider. there might be some problem with the lines that's why you are experiencing intermittent connection to the internet.
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Try to allow more bandwidth to chat program... your connexion should be less used... \ntry not to download while your chatting.. navigation doesn't matter..\nThese are simple hints that should work if you haven't software/hardware problems...
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are you on dial up? If so sometimes servers are slow on disconnectiong from dial up so this is why your hearing this...or it may also be that you have it set up to run in the background go to run type in msconfig and look for the programs name and disable it.....
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It sounds like your ISP (inernet service provider) just allows 60 minutes of connection time per day.  A cousin of mine in Canada had an ISP like this.  He'd be surfing or whatever, and after 60 minutes it was disconnected until midnight.
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some time your pc phone not connecting due to slow speed. it is voice. But when your computor is slow ,then the bites which give speed the computor are not coming.