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Kingy75
Hi all,
I've been having problems with my dial-up connection since installing
Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2. As far as I can recall everything
was working fine until I installed SP2 but now this is what happens (without
fail) every time I connect to the internet:
* I connect as usual & everything works fine for a few minutes ie: web pages
are viewable as normal, email sends/receives ok.
* Then after a very short period my connection will be useless - it doesn't
drop out but won't let me do ANYthing with it, I can't view ANY web pages &
I can't send./receive email or view newsgroups. I can fix the problem by
disconnecting then reconnecting but in the last couple of days I've had to
make maybe 10 phone calls a day to try to get a decent connection for any
one period of time. I'm constantly having to disconnect & reconnect - every
five minutes @ present.
Can anyone PLEASE help to solve this problem? I've contacted TPG (my ISP in
Australia) & am waiting for them to respond but any advice is appreciated,
thanks everyone.
Thanks,
Chris
I've been having problems with my dial-up connection since installing
Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2. As far as I can recall everything
was working fine until I installed SP2 but now this is what happens (without
fail) every time I connect to the internet:
* I connect as usual & everything works fine for a few minutes ie: web pages
are viewable as normal, email sends/receives ok.
* Then after a very short period my connection will be useless - it doesn't
drop out but won't let me do ANYthing with it, I can't view ANY web pages &
I can't send./receive email or view newsgroups. I can fix the problem by
disconnecting then reconnecting but in the last couple of days I've had to
make maybe 10 phone calls a day to try to get a decent connection for any
one period of time. I'm constantly having to disconnect & reconnect - every
five minutes @ present.
Can anyone PLEASE help to solve this problem? I've contacted TPG (my ISP in
Australia) & am waiting for them to respond but any advice is appreciated,
thanks everyone.
Thanks,
Chris