why i am getting excessive secession time out when connecting to internet?
482047
your on dialup, and you either reached your limit on connectivity, or you have not moved in a time period so you got dumped.
409351
may be a proxy on your network cause it,or in your firewall, some settings.
324995
if you are on dialup, your connection might be slow and u might be getting disconnected from time to time.
315223
maybe some problem with your server or internet connection
726361
Hi \n\nOk first , check you have internet connecion do this by going start , then RUN , and type CMD , this will open a DOS windows , in it type , ping www.yahoo.com , if after you hit enter it says REPLY FROM  it means you have internet coneection , it is says REQUEST TIMEOUT then you dont have intenet connection. Now verify that in the firewall setting you have given permission to the IE to go to the internet if not then enable it ok . If you have anyother problems please let me know ok
467518
your internet bandwidth may have problem or your telephone line.
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.
281270
It would be helpful if you posted some basics about your internet connection.  56k users will be doomed to such happenings, as sometimes "noise" over the connection will cause packet losses.  Also, peak internet use times will cause those types of problems.
468548
Simple, the server is Busy in the evening with to0-many users .Also do check if your connection bandwidth is good.I doubt you get time out error cause of no response from the server.
710240
What kind of connection do you have.  It sounds like you might be having NAT timeout issues which means that your router is having problems.\n\nCan you state \n\na) what type of connection (cable, adsl, dial up etc)\nb) what operating system do you use (windows or mac)\nc) if you know what your ISP is, it would help.  That's the company you pay for internet access.\n\nSorry, I need more info before I can give you a possible solution.
718237
The ping requests are timing out. The computer is not getting a response back from the host computer fast enough. This can be caused by a series of possibilies. The first and the easiest to check is the cable going from one computer to the other. Simply by switching the cable one can check this. Two, the host computer isnt fast enough. The network card isn't working properly or a firewall setting or other software is conflicting. Three and still the same. Could be the network card, firewall or software pm the other computer. If this is a dial-up connection this is to be expected as the line cannot handle very much traffic and even one or two backround programs on both computer can "eat" all the bandwidth.If this is a high speed connection then simply installing a router.
1156035
I believe your problem is in the settings of Internet Explorer and its AUTO DISCONNECT feature.  Try this:\n\nOpen Explorer.\nAt the top click on TOOLS.\nSelect INTERNET OPTIONS.\nAt the top of the box select CONNECTIONS\nClick on the SETTINGS box.\nClick on the ADVANCED box.\n\nYou will find two things here that may be causing your problem.\n\n1) Disconnect if idle for XX minutes\n2) Disconnect when connection may no longer be needed.\n\nIf EITHER, or BOTH of these are checked, UNCHECK them.\n\nThat should fix it.\n\nWell, of course you have to hit OK to change the setting.
131190
Assuming that you are on dialup,there is a timer for timeout\non inactivity.It is in you connection properties.Change it to 2hrs or something longer if need be.
937368
Well since your service were disconnected for 5 days, you might need to get back intouch with your internet server to get this straighten out as some files might have gotten corrupted. This is a problem for your internet provider as they are suppose to do their best to get you on line (especially if you are paying for their services) Put some pressure on them..
65140
Try changing your internet security settings. Also, try to uninstall particular program that's giving you problems connecting and then reinstall. Remember to get rid of registry links before reinstalling if you go that rout.
24830
Check your security settings. Also, check w/ your ISP. Tell them the problem, it may be on their end.
500380
yeah that will just be something wrong with the server you are trying to connect too, it is nothing wrong with your end, just try again a bit later and they should have resolved it, companies usually pick up on errors quickly and resolve them.