So far, I've tried clearing my cache, reinstalling my browsers, deleting Kapersky (I thought it was the culprit for blocking the connection.), resetting my modem and router, and the problem persists. I need help, serious help. I tried calling the CS many times, but they never give me any solution. I tried asking elsewhere (yahoo answer), but that was fruitless. I hope the specialists here can provide me with an actual solution. Thank you in advance.
DESPERATE: connection issue-video or downloading stops midway
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corona7w
, Feb 24 2008 04:09 PM
#1
Posted 24 February 2008 - 04:09 PM
So far, I've tried clearing my cache, reinstalling my browsers, deleting Kapersky (I thought it was the culprit for blocking the connection.), resetting my modem and router, and the problem persists. I need help, serious help. I tried calling the CS many times, but they never give me any solution. I tried asking elsewhere (yahoo answer), but that was fruitless. I hope the specialists here can provide me with an actual solution. Thank you in advance.
#2
Posted 26 February 2008 - 01:29 PM
Hi corona7w, & welcome to Geeks2Go!
Just a suggestion which I know has worked for some people who connect via ethernet, and that's to put the network card into a different PCI slot if downloads keep freezing mid-way. I apologize if it's a laptop since, of course, that's not possible. If you connect to the router via USB, use a different USB port at the PC end, or better still use ethernet (fit a PCI network card if necessary. Dirt cheap and easy to fit -- and XP uses it's own drivers for 99% of them). Network cards were designed for networking/internet access, USB ports were not.
Just a suggestion which I know has worked for some people who connect via ethernet, and that's to put the network card into a different PCI slot if downloads keep freezing mid-way. I apologize if it's a laptop since, of course, that's not possible. If you connect to the router via USB, use a different USB port at the PC end, or better still use ethernet (fit a PCI network card if necessary. Dirt cheap and easy to fit -- and XP uses it's own drivers for 99% of them). Network cards were designed for networking/internet access, USB ports were not.
Edited by pip22, 26 February 2008 - 01:34 PM.
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