Where do I find my ' idle timeout settings' please?
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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.
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Your internet connection may be too slow. This can cause the browser or the website you are trying to view "time out". You can try using a ping program that keeps the internet connection alive.\n\nAlternatively, the site you are trying to view may be down, try again later.
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If you are on XP, you simply (hah) need to "Set Program Access and Defaults"\nThe link to this may be in your start menu, your programs, or your accessories / system tools link.
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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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if its xp it probably just needs to have the cookies, temporary internet files, and the msconfig startup cleaned out. how many icons do you have showing up next to the clock?
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try "default" settings on internet options.
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you can use reg cleaner or just disable it in msconfig\nyou can run msconfig on run... just type msconfig
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Tools > Internet Options\n\nChoose Connections tab\n\nChoose Never dial a connection\n\nOr Internet Options in Control Panel and do the same
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Use O&O Defrag\n\nIt will run in the background and not bother you, the program defrags ur hard drive while ur computer is idle.
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Go to Control Panel, Keyboard.\n\nYou can reset your delay there.
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URNDWAY IS Way Wrong. It is a Windows XP thing.\n\nControl Panel > \nPerformance and Maintenance > \nSystem. \n\nChoose the Advanced tab, and click the Settings button under Performance. \n\nDEP settings are on the Data Execution Prevention tab\n\nCHOOSE WISELY
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you right click on my computer and go to properties there you will find the option as the number of seconds the option waits then put it as 0.  This option cannot be removed but can be made invisible to the user.
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Goto start, run.\nThen type cmd\nThen when the black screen comes up type.\nping www.yahoo.com for example.
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Go to Start -> Run type "msconfig" without the quotes and click ok\nYou will see the System Configuration Utility Window come up...Look at the Tabs the 2nd one from the Right says SERVICES, click on it and you will see a list of services running or halted, find Remote Registry and uncheck the box next to it, Click Ok and restart your Computer if a box says so, When the computer restarts it`ll show u a warning box, just put a check where it says do not show this message again and\nvoila \nur done
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start / run / services.msc / OK\n\nfind windows time services in the services list. Right click, and select stop
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Type 20ac, and then press ALT+X \n\nI think... try it! Good luck
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You don't say what OS you are using. If you are using Windows 2000 then autodisconnect when idle is the default setting. To disable autodisconnect in Windows 2000 follow the instructions shown in the link below\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/138365\n\nBasically it says go to start-> run, type in cmd->enter & at the prompt type net config server /autodisconnect:-1