IE loses internet connection

I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then disconnect from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Hi
Try to check Cisco's support. Might be that they are aware of such problem.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so
frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the
browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the
desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked
for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log
into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then
disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless
hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Hi
Try to check Cisco's support. Might be that they are aware of such problem.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so
frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the
browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the
desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked
for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log
into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then
disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless
hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

I have removed the Cisco VPN software and still have the problem.

I turn on the PC, after about 4-9 minutes of web surfing the browser loses
internet connectivity. However, I can open a DOS window in ping
www.microsoft.com or www.yahoo.com. I can also send/receive email from
Outlook Express.

I have tried flushing the DNS, using a static IP address, but nothing seems
to work. This problem occurs across browsers (FireFox, Chrome, IE).

I know I can get out to the internet because I can ping, but the browsers
just lose connectivity. The only solution is reboot..browse for 5-9
minutes..reboot..browse for 5-9 minutes..reboot.

I have scanned for viruses and such but none are on the system.

Any ideas?

- Carl





"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Try to check Cisco's support. Might be that they are aware of such problem.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so
frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the
browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the
desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked
for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log
into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then
disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless
hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

I have removed the Cisco VPN software and still have the problem.

I turn on the PC, after about 4-9 minutes of web surfing the browser loses
internet connectivity. However, I can open a DOS window in ping
www.microsoft.com or www.yahoo.com. I can also send/receive email from
Outlook Express.

I have tried flushing the DNS, using a static IP address, but nothing seems
to work. This problem occurs across browsers (FireFox, Chrome, IE).

I know I can get out to the internet because I can ping, but the browsers
just lose connectivity. The only solution is reboot..browse for 5-9
minutes..reboot..browse for 5-9 minutes..reboot.

I have scanned for viruses and such but none are on the system.

Any ideas?

- Carl





"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Try to check Cisco's support. Might be that they are aware of such problem.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so
frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the
browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the
desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even checked
for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to log
into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then
disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless
hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Hi
Short of reinstalling the OS try this,
http://www.ezlan.net/clean.html#refreshnet
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I have removed the Cisco VPN software and still have the problem.

I turn on the PC, after about 4-9 minutes of web surfing the browser loses
internet connectivity. However, I can open a DOS window in ping
www.microsoft.com or www.yahoo.com. I can also send/receive email from
Outlook Express.

I have tried flushing the DNS, using a static IP address, but nothing
seems
to work. This problem occurs across browsers (FireFox, Chrome, IE).

I know I can get out to the internet because I can ping, but the browsers
just lose connectivity. The only solution is reboot..browse for 5-9
minutes..reboot..browse for 5-9 minutes..reboot.

I have scanned for viruses and such but none are on the system.

Any ideas?

- Carl





"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Try to check Cisco's support. Might be that they are aware of such
problem.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so
frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the
browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the
desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not
running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This
means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I
am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web
page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can
also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even
checked
for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to
log
into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then
disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless
hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl

Hi
Short of reinstalling the OS try this,
http://www.ezlan.net/clean.html#refreshnet
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I have removed the Cisco VPN software and still have the problem.

I turn on the PC, after about 4-9 minutes of web surfing the browser loses
internet connectivity. However, I can open a DOS window in ping
www.microsoft.com or www.yahoo.com. I can also send/receive email from
Outlook Express.

I have tried flushing the DNS, using a static IP address, but nothing
seems
to work. This problem occurs across browsers (FireFox, Chrome, IE).

I know I can get out to the internet because I can ping, but the browsers
just lose connectivity. The only solution is reboot..browse for 5-9
minutes..reboot..browse for 5-9 minutes..reboot.

I have scanned for viruses and such but none are on the system.

Any ideas?

- Carl





"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Try to check Cisco's support. Might be that they are aware of such
problem.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
Jack,

Yes, I've checked and the VPN process is not running. This is so
frustrating
as I have a similar configuration on my laptop and I don't lose the
browser
connection. I'm seriously thinking of reinstalling XP again, on the
desktop.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Carl




"Jack-MVP" wrote:

Hi
Check the running processes, make sure that the VPN client is Not
running
when it is Not needed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"windozuser" wrote in message
...
I am having problems with IE losing the internet connection. This
means
that
after displaying a web page and then waiting about 10-15 minutes, I
am
unable
to browse to any web site. I get the error "unable to load web
page".

However, I am able to open a DOS window and ping web sites, I can
also
send
and receive email from Outlook Express.

I have tried switching browsers, scanning for viruses and even
checked
for
winsock corruption but nothing seems to work.

When this does happen I have a Cisco VPN client that allows me to
log
into
my network at work. After I establish the connection and then
disconnect
from
the VPN, I can then browse the internet without issues.

My setup is XP Pro with latest service pack and Linksys wireless
hardware.

Any ideas?

- Carl