Internet connection unstable and weird....?
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1. Clear your browser cache.  Go to Tools, Internet Options and under the General tab, under browsing history, click "Delete" -- under Temporary Internet FIles, click Delete Files -- it will ask "Are you sure?" -- click yes.\n\n2.  Download and run Spybot Search and Destroy from: \n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/\n\n3. Reset your connection by turning everything off (including your computer, your DSL modem and your router), leaving off for 30 seconds, and turning back on again.\n\nUse Firefox:  http://www.getfirefox.com -- it's a better and safer browser than Internet Explorer.
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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.
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Go to network connections and disable your current connection then create  a new connection.Since this is a new connection everything should be fine.\n\nIf you don't know how to do that kreaturekodeyellow@yahoo.com\nfor an instruction guide.\n\nGood Luck!
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To determine that its not your service provider, try bypassing the router and hook direct to your modem.  If it connection is stable, check your settings.  Is firmware the latest?  Do you have MTU option in the router, you can try adjusting it - lower by increments of 10 (for Cable broadband start at 1500, for DSL start at 1400).\n\nCheck if you have any firewalls enabled.  Routers have a built-in (NAT) firewall that often conflict with other firewalls and security software on your computer - try disabling it.
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It might be your modem. Happened to me before, but instead with Time Warner. They might have upgraded and you're stuck in the past. Call them and tell them what is wrong. Either that or your connection from main cable line is bad. It could also be a low power output to your house if you have multiple TVs/internet connections on same line.
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may be some thing wrong with ur connection / browser
519658
make sure there is no new interference, like stereo equipment, subwoofers, celphones, make sure your router and modem aren't near anything that can cause interference, go to pcpitstop.com and check your internet speed, see if it really slower and check and make sure the neighbors are not borrowing your bandwidth
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Trying to fix the damn internet connection!\n\n(You already gave away the best answer, Man that's power!)
797997
I've experienced the same problem as you are, and in fact I did exactly what you did - virus checks, adware and spyware checks etc. I was stumped; I even meticulously went through my Internet Explorer 5.0 settings to see if there was anything there that might disrupt communication from my router. I was considering reinstalling Explorer (or better, getting Mozilla Firefox) when along comes Internet Explorer 7, which I promptly downloaded, and viola, Bob's your uncle. All problems resolved.
699703
try to re-configure your internet connection!!\nor contact your internet servidor!!!!\nthat can help you!!!\nallrigth see you later
1013089
it's not because of your proxy service and port numbers...\nYahoo is having problems....
638181
Check for a virus, i'll tell you. Or check your modem, maybe smething is wrong with that.
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You can't really "speed up" dialup. or any connection for that matter.\nAs for your browser, try running windows update, or update whichever OS you use.
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The problem could be both. Until we can test and be sure of what exactly is happening we can't be sure. \n\nThe best thing that you can do is call up the isp and talk to a technician. They have tools with which they can test your connection. If they say that the problem is with your computer, then have your computer checked by a professional.
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this could happen if you use multiple connections and have say a dial-up connection as default......bottom line...use firefox http://www.filehippo.com/download_firefox/
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maybe some problem with your server or internet connection
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Use Ethereal.com software to monitor RTCP and RTP packets.\nSee STATISTICS, RTP ANALYSIS which shows jitter.