why does my pc frequently disconnect from the web connections seem to be okay?
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Dial-up servers can become crowded, they have to thin the herd sometimes.If you are not browsing/surfing, it is assumed you're dozing and drooling on your keyboard, and didn't see the 'Gonna disconnect ya in 43 seconds' message that should pop up. It's also partly for safety from online diseases
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Spyware and Malware is always the one of the first suspects in internet connection problems. Run anti spyware on the computer first.  If that does not work, you must narrow down the problem.\n\nThe repair button does a bunch of tasks that can all be done by themselves at the command line.  Next time it happens, instead of hitting repair, go to start&#92; run, type cmd and then enter.  Then type these in, in order, and check your connection after your run each command.  This will narrow down the problem.\nipconfig /renew\n-that ask the DCHP server to keep giving you an IP\narp -d\n-that flusches the Address Resolution Protocol cache\nnbstat -r\n-that reloads your Netbios name Cache\nnbstst -rr\n-that sends an update of your Netbios name\nipconfig /flushdns\n-that flushes your DNS cache\nipconfig /registerdns\n\nTry those untill you narrow down exactly which one it is that does it, and that is a really good place to start for further troubleshooting.
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I notice it with two computers, but only when two of us are downloading things at exactly the same time.  It doesn't happen too often.  And I have a 300k connection.  A DS1 would help (1.544Mbps).  A DS3 would fix the problem (45Mbps).
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sometimes if you hit the refresh button, it normally will let you get past the firewall.  You may also want to check all the plugs to make sure that they are secure.
528225
sounds like you've got problems, is it your t'internet that freezes or your 'puter?
66151
If the computer shuts down a short while after trying to connect to the internet then it is probably a virus. To verify that, close your internet connection and leave your computer open. If the problem persists despite having closed your internet connection then it could mean a hardware problem. Use one of the freeware internet programs to monitor your computer's temperature. If all appears normal there, it might be another virus (check for abnormal processes or cpu usage at your process manager) or a recently installed DDR chip that does not quite agree with your computer or a software installation that did not complete quite succesfully. If none of the above is the case I should advise going to the hardware store from which you bought the computer and ask some professional advice
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Restart everything in your network. That sometimes solves the issue.
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If you are using a LAN based internet Connection, then there is definately there is a problem with connection, ask your network operator for a solution.
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#1 - Take the router out of line. - If your problem persists, then you can eliminate the router as being bad.\n\n#2 - Make sure all of your cables are good. Just one bad cable can cause the intermittent scenario you are describing.\n\n#3 - Power cycle the modem. Turn off your computer first. Then, unplug the power cable from your modem for at least 30 seconds. Plug it back in and restart your computer. \n\n#4 - Check your Network Interface Card on your computer. \nStart \nControl Panel\nSystem\nHardware Tab\nDevice Manager\nNetwork Adapters\n\nRight click on listed adapters\nproperties\nDevice Status is? If this says your device is working properly, then this COULD eliminate this problem. Not 100% guarantee though.\n\nBorrow a friend's modem (if you can) and hook it up. This will help you determine if your modem is the culprit.\n\nStill no help?\n\nCall your service provider technical support and if you are nice, they may walk you through your problem at no charge. They will also inform you on how you can obtain a new modem, if that is the case.\n\nHope this all helps!
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If you are using a PCI, PCMCIA, or USB wireless adapter, (anything other than 'built-in' wireless in a laptop,) then make sure you are NOT using the Windows Wireless configuration control to manage your connection.  I've seen this before, and SOME wireless adapters keep dropping the connection periodically if you don't use THEIR management software.  I've also seen bad Routers do this, but check the other first, and if you *are* using their software, then call their cust support and make them fix it or return it ! (router)\n\nHope this helps !
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I'm assuming you're using wireless Internet, it's probably that your computer is disconnecting from your Internet, it happens to me a lot, I'm not quiet sure how to fix it, you could try to simply plug in your laptop/computer to the modem directly instead of using a router... that should keep it from happening.\n\n- Oh, well then I don't know... that's weird.  It might have to do with your computer.
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It could be your firewall or something like that but you may try to adjust the settings.
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Its most likely a problem with the websites you are surfings data base. I doubt it has anything to do with your computer.
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This is the problem that I used to encounter number of times. Then I went for Windows update and installed some critical updates as suggested by the web site after scanning my computer.\n\nIts going to be a week that I have not yet faced any crash.
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Hi,\n\nTo me it seems a RPC problem.\nTo resolve this -\n\nGo to CONTROL PANEL -> ADMINISTRATIVE OPTIONS -> SERVICES\n\nAnd find an entry begining with RPC (Remote Procedural Calls)\n\nIn the properties window, go on to RECOVERY tab. In the action combo box, select "Take no action"\n\nNow click OK and shutdown.\n\nI guess there should be no problem.\n\nIf the problem continues, please verify if any softwares running in the background need Internet for connection. In that case, type MSCONFIG at Start Button -> RUN. Uncheck everything at Startup.\n\nSee if this helps.\n\nCheers!
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There might be some problem in your system,may be virus or some difficulty in hardware.The details you might know better.
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Go to speedguide and use there tcp/ip analyzer/optimizer to see where the problems in your system are at