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Old April 6th 04, 09:35 PM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


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Old April 6th 04, 10:27 PM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
Quaoar
I'm still on dial-up as broadband isn't available in my area.
One computer straight connection to the phone line.


What other devices, telephone, fax, etc. are on the phone line? Have
you tried an alternate dial-up number?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 12:58 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 01:05 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 01:18 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 02:08 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
Quaoar
I'm still on dial-up as broadband isn't available in my area.
One computer straight connection to the phone line.


What other devices, telephone, fax, etc. are on the phone line? Have
you tried an alternate dial-up number?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 02:16 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
Quaoar
I'm still on dial-up as broadband isn't available in my area.
One computer straight connection to the phone line.


What other devices, telephone, fax, etc. are on the phone line? Have
you tried an alternate dial-up number?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 02:32 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
Quaoar
I'm still on dial-up as broadband isn't available in my area.
One computer straight connection to the phone line.


What other devices, telephone, fax, etc. are on the phone line? Have
you tried an alternate dial-up number?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 03:18 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


  #10  
Old April 7th 04, 03:39 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


  #11  
Old April 7th 04, 04:34 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
Quaoar
I'm still on dial-up as broadband isn't available in my area.
One computer straight connection to the phone line.


What other devices, telephone, fax, etc. are on the phone line? Have
you tried an alternate dial-up number?

Q


  #12  
Old April 7th 04, 04:49 AM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
Quaoar
I'm still on dial-up as broadband isn't available in my area.
One computer straight connection to the phone line.


What other devices, telephone, fax, etc. are on the phone line? Have
you tried an alternate dial-up number?

Q


  #13  
Old April 7th 04, 07:31 PM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


  #14  
Old April 7th 04, 07:31 PM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
I hope someone can help.
My connection to the internet seems to be in a constant cycle of 30
seconds connection then 10 seconds of no connection it doesn't log me
off but seems to pause.

I'm running XP Pro, AVG anti virus and Zone alarm Free version.

Any help appriciated as the ISP help desk has washed its hands of me.


What kind of connection - dial-up or broadband? Router, ethernet direct
to cable/dsl modem?

Q


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Old April 7th 04, 09:14 PM
Quaoar
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Default Constant 10 second pause when connected to ISP

John wrote:
Quaoar
I'm still on dial-up as broadband isn't available in my area.
One computer straight connection to the phone line.


What other devices, telephone, fax, etc. are on the phone line? Have
you tried an alternate dial-up number?

Q


 




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