why does my computer exit the internet when trying to go to yahoo gamechannel or the nfl.com scoreboard?
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I have seen this problem with the Firefox browser. I think its has to do with Flash Player. The newest version (Flash 9) may be the problem.\nTry using Flash 8.\nSome people have also fixed the problem by re-installing realplayer.
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check that you have a good connection to the net, check cables, plugs... if nothing happens You may have a virus, try cleaning up all the cookies and temporary files in your computer, download AdAware (the latest) from www.download.com, its free, run it, that should help a lot, if it doesnt, try uninstalling and reinstalling explorer.. good luck
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This problem isn't probably originating from your internet connection. \n\n1) Make sure your anti-virus is up-to-date and that you have fun a full system scan.\n2) Download, install, and run SpyBot - Search & Destroy (http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html)\n3) Download, install, and run CrapCleaner (www.ccleaner.com). \n\nThese may very well take care of your problem.
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hi moreacidthan, i had the same problem, you have to send error report to microsoft, it will bring you onto a link that will tell you how to resolve the problem,also if there are two firewalls running sometimes they kind od collide and create a problem
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There's no way to tell. You didn't give enough information. Do you get an "Internet Connection" or a "Network Connection" (those are two different things).  Does your Internet Explorer show any webpages?  If not, then you don't have an internet connection.  If your Network Connections list just shows "Connected" that just means you're connected to a switch/hub or router, not the network.\n\nWhat's the program you're trying to access? Is the room in another building or location?\n\nNo offense, but it sounds like you're in over your head.  Contact your help desk, network administrators, or whomever handles your computers and tell them your problem.  They should be able to fix it.
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You may need to disable your firewall
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that happens to me to..check and see if you have a firewall on it
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I think you might have personal firewall other then window xp firewall. You can set the exception port but don't know the number Check it out in yahoo.
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i cant either\n\nThe connection has timed out\n\n      \n\n      \n      \n      \n\n      \n        \n        \n\n          \n\nThe server at g4tv.com is taking too long to respond.\n\n        \n\n\n        \n        \n\n\n    *   The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few\n          moments.\n\n    *   If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network\n          connection.\n\n    *   If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure\n          that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.
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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.
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This means that the computer you are trying to connect to is not responding in the allotted time. Chances are that either the computer/server you are trying to connect to is either too busy or is at another address. If you are entering a URL, check it closely. If not, just keep hitting F5 until the page loads properly.\nGood Luck
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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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First check yourIP address \nStart > Run > type in: cmd > type: ipconfig\nSeveral lines of info will display including an IP and Default Gateway\n\nIf you have 0.0.0.0 or an address that starts with "169", you are not connected to the internet.  Check your cabling.\n\nListed below the IP address is a default gateway try pinging the gateway address  (Say the address us 192,168.0.1)\nStart > Run > type in: cmd > type: ping 192.168.0.1 (using the real address of course)\nYou should get a reply from the gateway.  If the request times out, you are not connected to the modem or router.  Try rerunning the connection wizard\nRight click My Network Places > Properties > Set up a Home or Small Office Network\n\nIf you get a reply from your ping, then you have something in yur firewall settings that is blocking the Internet.  Try turning our firewall off temporarily and set if you can connect.  If so you need help to reconfigure the firewall.\n\nIf none of that works, it is going to be beyond what I can guess without more detail on the setup.\n\nOne more thing to try: Get a copy of Firefox installed and see if you can connect with it.
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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.
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Depending on how your computer is physically connected to your Broadband connection, the most likely answer is that your computer is going into some type of power-saving mode when it has been idle for a time and as part of that power-saving sequence, it is turning off its network connection to the Broadband.\n\nThen, when your computer is coming out of its idle-state, it is unable to reactivate its link to the Broadband connection and thus nothing comes up in IE.\n\nI would check your computer's settings in regards to its idle-state, network and power-saver settings.
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If it's a game site you access with Internet Explorer, you can open up your task manager by hitting ctrl+alt+delete, find iexplore.exe, highlight it and click end process.\nIf that doesn't work, try downloading the Firefox browser and using it instead of Internet Explorer. I use Firefox anyway for everything, it works much, much better, has it's own popup and spyware blocking, and it's free.
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try by clearing internet explorer history and delteing cookies and all ofline content and than reboot ur pc,hope it would,nt close out autmatically\n goto CONTROL PANEL tahn select INTERNET OPTIONS,, tahn CLEAR HISTORY and deleet offline content or empty temporary internet fiels and deleet cookies