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Oct 08, 2007 - 04:01 AM
you have checked for viruses but have you checked your spyware also? AVG Antispyware is good one and free too!
Oct 08, 2007 - 07:21 AM
if the problem is only affecting Internet explorer, I'd either check firewall software or internet proxy settings or if you're simply working in offline mode.
Check your add remove programs list (start->run->appwiz.cpl) and look for any firewall software.
IE proxy settings:
open IE, go to tools->internet options->connections tab->lan settings
uncheck ALL boxes and try your webpage again.
IE offline mode.
open IE, go to tools->internet options->connections tab->check "Never dial a connection" and select OK.
now go to File->uncheck "work offline"
try your webpage again.
Check your add remove programs list (start->run->appwiz.cpl) and look for any firewall software.
IE proxy settings:
open IE, go to tools->internet options->connections tab->lan settings
uncheck ALL boxes and try your webpage again.
IE offline mode.
open IE, go to tools->internet options->connections tab->check "Never dial a connection" and select OK.
now go to File->uncheck "work offline"
try your webpage again.
Oct 12, 2007 - 02:43 AM
It works for a certain amount of time then it just suddenly stops working. i tryed what u said but it didn't seem to work. I thought it could have been internet explorer so i downloaded opera and it does the same thing?
But still my torrent programs keep working when this internet connection page diplays.
But still my torrent programs keep working when this internet connection page diplays.
Oct 12, 2007 - 08:37 AM
There are very few reasons why browsers would work for a short time and then stop. I've seen torrent programs wreak havoc on DSL modems (Particularly ZOOM adsl brands) I've not yet been able to fix their problems except to set my torrent program to periodically stop all communication for 1 hour several times a day. Power cycling the modem helps out a bit also. Anyway, try turning off your torrent program for a while and see how everything runs.
Some other options:
1. throttling your bandwidth usage for your torrent downloader, or speckling it's usage. (non-continuous usage)
2. Upgrade the firmware on your routers and modems.
3. Quit using P2P programs. (I know this is not a popular option, but it is a valid one)
4. Change your ISP.
Some other options:
1. throttling your bandwidth usage for your torrent downloader, or speckling it's usage. (non-continuous usage)
2. Upgrade the firmware on your routers and modems.
3. Quit using P2P programs. (I know this is not a popular option, but it is a valid one)
4. Change your ISP.
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Dec 28, 2010 - 01:17 AM
My IE often get freeze recently, my friends recommend me a software, named tuneup360, he said it is very useful, which can fix all the computer problems~~but I still wonder are there any other ways to solve my problem?
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