i have dial-up,i keep losing my connection to the internet ,help?
929227
It can be a lot of reasons. The advice to call your service provider is a good one.\n\nI find now and then a reset TCP/IP does the trick. Seems complicated but it is not.\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357\n\nI have used it about three times in three years and it cleared everything up. \n\nIf you are unsure about trying it yourself, again, the internet provider would walk you through the steps.\n\nBest to you\nmb
699703
try to re-configure your internet connection!!\nor contact your internet servidor!!!!\nthat can help you!!!\nallrigth see you later
814410
Details please!  Dial up?  DSL? Cable?  Router?  Do you turn anything off at night?  What is it that you restart with the task manager?
415240
Sometimes its just the modem that was bad. I even had problems with two of my computers with dial up. Compaq. computers but I called them and they knew of the problem and replaced it free of charge. Dial up modems are super cheap right now. Like 14.99 on ebay and cheap in stores too. Maybe pick up a new one and try it out. Make sure its a 56 K. Ver 2 modem. Cheers!\n\nAnd dont leave the interent connected all night with dial up turn it off when your not home. It could make it burn up. \n\nCan you get DSL? Sometimes when you can only get dial up you might be able to get DSL! CHeck with www.sbc.yahoo.com
99739
Your network connection probably dropped out - might want to report it to your ISP (Internet Service Provider).  A lot of times they'll give you a discount or credit your account for that day of service when you experienced the problem
219729
You have check your connections if youre using dial up make sure your phone line is up if you using proxies settings your browser to proxies' ip.
678358
are you on dial up, if so then the same hapens to me when the net slows down, usually re logging into your internet helps, or just trying later, they can see a nickle on the moon but they cannot keep us on a good internet connection, makes u wonder doenst it
710232
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/
356363
if you have dialup thats why, if you have cable/dsl/t-1 then try this, hit start, all programs, accessories, command prompt... then type this "ipconfig /release"\nthen type "ipconfig /renew" this renews your connection to the internet
453200
Call your internet provider.. They should be able to troubleshoot your problem and tell you if its on your end or their end.  \n\nTheres alot more information needed to help you here..
966333
do you mean the disconnection timeout? if you do it right click your dialup icon / click properties / select options /  have a look at your redialling options.
849247
You might have picked up a bad cookie or temporary file somewheres along the way.  Maybe during the initial internet connection process.  Try cleaning your system cache. Close any open programs so you're at your desktop. Click start > control panel > internet options. On the General tab, delete cookies, delete files (including offline files), and clear history. On the Content tab, click the AutoComplete button > Clear Forms. Restart your computer.\n\nIf you lose your internet connection again (hangs), immediately click start > control panel > network connections. RIGHT click the local area connection icon. You should get a shortcut menu with a Repair option. Click repair.  If these steps don't fix the hang problem, I'd definitely get with your service provider and have them run a connection check.  The problem could very well be on their side and not yours.  Hope this helps.\n\nplrr
852633
I think now u are using Dial-Up\n\nor\n\nmaybe u uninstall real player or windows media player.
982368
Do you have a dial up connection? Need more details.\n  \n  If you have dial up this can possibly be your problem, especially if you have call waiting.  suggest calling your ISP For a solution to your problem, They can supply you with a code that will eliminate the problem.
865791
Dial up has nothing to do with IE7. Depends where you downloaded the browser; if its from a secure location (MSFT for example) you should contact your ISP to give you the settings again (it might have been wrongly installed); if u got it from I don't know what obscure site then... u have a virus!
160005
bcause you have a problem with your internet connection
899572
nope, that's dial-up for you. Ask them to convert it to an ADSL line, otherwise you are SOL.