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Quote by BaldEagle
Incidentally, If I plug the laptop in at work and sit in the network - I can browse the Internet ok.
Point to a IP address conflict or a firewall problem.
Are you running a firewall ??
How are connecting to the Internet at home (USB modem, Router, wet bit of string)??
How do you connect at work - I would guess via a network cable to your works network ??
Yep now just using the microsoft one...
Its a USB modem to pipex......wet bit of string might well be more effective
At work - network cable.
Ok, If your using XP service pack 2, the built in firewall it can mess up the number of threads you can run. Hence, loads first page but rest will not. This usually happens with USB modems due to USB threading.
Disconnect from the BB and reconnect will reset this, but will still only allow first/second page , then nowt.
Only option at the moment, if this is the case, is a format and reinstall - sorry. :cry:
Turning off the M$ firewall with XP SP2 appears to have no effect on the problem.
Another option is to throw away the USB modem and get a modem Gateway router such as the Netgear DG834 (with hardware firewall), there is no threading problem then.
If using XP service pack 1
You can try turing off the M$ firewall and see what happens. Install a software firewall such as the free version of ZoneAlarm (much better that M$ as well).
Disconnect from the BB and reconnect will reset this, but will still only allow first/second page , then nowt.
Only option at the moment, if this is the case, is a format and reinstall - sorry. :cry:
Turning off the M$ firewall with XP SP2 appears to have no effect on the problem.
Another option is to throw away the USB modem and get a modem Gateway router such as the Netgear DG834 (with hardware firewall), there is no threading problem then.
If using XP service pack 1
You can try turing off the M$ firewall and see what happens. Install a software firewall such as the free version of ZoneAlarm (much better that M$ as well).
Quote by BaldEagle
Ok, If your using XP service pack 2, the built in firewall it can mess up the number of threads you can run. Hence, loads first page but rest will not. This usually happens with USB modems due to USB threading.
Disconnect from the BB and reconnect will reset this, but will still only allow first/second page , then nowt.
Only option at the moment, if this is the case, is a format and reinstall - sorry. :cry:
Turning off the M$ firewall with XP SP2 appears to have no effect on the problem.
Another option is to throw away the USB modem and get a modem Gateway router such as the Netgear DG834 (with hardware firewall), there is no threading problem then.
I actually have that router - just not been too successful with obtaining the IP from pipex - so not used it. Perhaps - I should try that again nad ditch windows for linux!!!!!
Broadband should be a static IP, Pipex should be able to supply your IP to you, or assign you a static IP. You then just put that into the setup of the router (along with PPPoA protocol, DNS, username and password).
Alternatively, can try "sheilds up" on , which will list your IP address (in the text down the page) as part of the security test.
Routers are not good at getting server assigned IP addresses, as the DHCP is for the inner LAN and not the outer WAN.
Dumping Windows for Linux wouldn't help here, but it would be imune to viruses
Alternatively, can try "sheilds up" on , which will list your IP address (in the text down the page) as part of the security test.
Routers are not good at getting server assigned IP addresses, as the DHCP is for the inner LAN and not the outer WAN.
Dumping Windows for Linux wouldn't help here, but it would be imune to viruses
Sex God
Am i the only person who doesn't have a clue WTF you're all on about :shock:
Bev
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Bev
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:rotflmao: :rotflmao: 
Sex God
@ gorgeous - you haven't seen me then 
Kitty at least you can pretend by slipping a few abbreviations in and techy words...I'm fookin lost
Dunno why I keep coming back really, maybe I'll learn something. I'm off work and they've offered to post me a CD-ROM so I can work toward my ECDL. It might 'get lost'
Bev
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No worries Bev,
And no, I haven't seen you - but don't be so negative babe... plenty of folks out there to do that for ya, without having a go yourself.
And these PC's ain't that hard to get your head round... it's just a myth perpetuated by techie-types 'n' geeks so we...err, I mean THEY look cool!
Big Bob
And no, I haven't seen you - but don't be so negative babe... plenty of folks out there to do that for ya, without having a go yourself.
And these PC's ain't that hard to get your head round... it's just a myth perpetuated by techie-types 'n' geeks so we...err, I mean THEY look cool!
Big Bob
Sex God
Awww ty Bob, just feeling a bit sorry for myself that's all
Bev
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Bev
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Quote by freckledbird
Kitty at least you can pretend by slipping a few abbreviations in and techy words...I'm fookin lost
Dunno why I keep coming back really, maybe I'll learn something. I'm off work and they've offered to post me a CD-ROM so I can work toward my ECDL. It might 'get lost'
Bev
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Hunni - It's easy, look out in the street and just keep quoting the letters from car registrations. thats what i do anyway
Sex God
pmsl Kitty, would that work for my ECDL do you think?
There's exams and everything :shock:
Bev xx
There's exams and everything :shock:
Bev xx
Quote by freckledbird
pmsl Kitty, would that work for my ECDL do you think?
There's exams and everything :shock:
Bev xx
Well, if i were you I'd wriggle in the seat so your skirt rises, flutter your eyelids and sit near the window for the blummin car reg's........
You'll pass with flying colours :twisted: :twisted:
Quote by BaldEagle
Hunni - It's easy, look out in the street and just keep quoting the letters from car registrations. thats what i do anyway
That works in reverse as well, BV04SEL is a Semiconductor chip from Seimens Electrical OR the reg number of a car I saw in Tesco's car park today. :haha:
You are a sad sad sad man..... but I like it
:D:D:D Quote by EnglishChris99
Hunni - It's easy, look out in the street and just keep quoting the letters from car registrations. thats what i do anyway
That works in reverse as well, BV04SEL is a Semiconductor chip from Seimens Electrical OR the reg number of a car I saw in Tesco's car park today. :haha:
You are a sad sad sad man..... but I like it
:D:D:DHey u.......
Don't think you're getting away without a
Quote by KcKat
You are a sad sad sad man..... but I like it
Hey u.......
Don't think you're getting away without a
Aww why thankyou very much.... and if your computer wasn't sooooo broken u could have done that a few days ago ;)
Good to see your still spending time with Eager :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Quote by EnglishChris99
You are a sad sad sad man..... but I like it
Hey u.......
Don't think you're getting away without a
Aww why thankyou very much.... and if your computer wasn't sooooo broken u could have done that a few days ago ;)
Good to see your still spending time with Eager :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I've no flucking choice, you never took him away with you that night, been stuck with him ever since FFS!!!!!! :twisted: :twisted:
hi iam not that tech but i had same trouble,i am now using zone alarm fire wall free version ,avast virus checker free,spy bot, up to now i have had no probs just keep them updated, they need to be down loaded in that order,avast is very good at finding a virus befor it gets in,you are prob getting them via email,avast warns you befor opening them,hope this helps,i am running xp make sure you have xp pack 2 and keep it on auto update,hope this helps
ps i have found that some replys from this site with links have had a virus in,beware!
ps i have found that some replys from this site with links have had a virus in,beware!
Quote by alldaylover
avast virus checker free
ps i have found that some replys from this site with links have had a virus in, beware!
Avast will misreport some sites that have Java content as a virus. One of the drawback s of using a free programme.
Personally, I use McAfee (Norton is full of bugs) and hardware firewalls.
Quote by KcKat
You are a sad sad sad man..... but I like it
Hey u.......
Don't think you're getting away without a
Aww why thankyou very much.... and if your computer wasn't sooooo broken u could have done that a few days ago ;)
Good to see your still spending time with Eager :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I've no flucking choice, you never took him away with you that night, been stuck with him ever since FFS!!!!!! :twisted: :twisted:
Well perhas if U stop sucking his cock so exquisitely well he might bugger off back where he came from!!!! :twisted: :twisted: FFS do I loooook like his keeper !! :D :shock: :D
Quote by EnglishChris99
Well perhas if U stop sucking his cock so exquisitely well he might bugger off back where he came from!!!! :twisted: :twisted: FFS do I loooook like his keeper !!
Oooooooooooooooooooh!!!! Can I put exquisite cock sucker in my signature?????? :bounce: :bounce: :twisted: :twisted:
Quote by KcKat
Well perhas if U stop sucking his cock so exquisitely well he might bugger off back where he came from!!!! :twisted: :twisted: FFS do I loooook like his keeper !!
Oooooooooooooooooooh!!!! Can I put exquisite cock sucker in my signature?????? :bounce: :bounce: :twisted: :twisted:
If you can spell it... u can use it ;)
Quote by skegnessswingers
Just a small possibility... as you can use this machine to access the net on another network, its possible that the problem is not your pc.... We had a problem with our ADSL, which after a quick phone call to the service provider they confirmed as a "Stale connection" and sorted within 2 hours
Stale connections can be cured by yourself in 15 minutes, simply by disconnecting the modem / router from the phone line and waiting 15 minutes before reconnecting. Typically, the control software at the central node will disconnect your session within 10 minutes of you unplugging. When you plug in again, you are on a new session (new VP connection).
Agreed that problem could be with the ISP end, but XP service pack 2 has been known to cause the problems noted.
Quote by EnglishChris99
Well perhas if U stop sucking his cock so exquisitely well he might bugger off back where he came from!!!! :twisted: :twisted: FFS do I loooook like his keeper !!
Oooooooooooooooooooh!!!! Can I put exquisite cock sucker in my signature?????? :bounce: :bounce: :twisted: :twisted:
If you can spell it... u can use it ;)
Arse - I can't fix the PC or spell................
I'll get me coat ;)
Orgasminator
You don't need an external IP (Static) for the Router. It will have it's own internal IP usually starting So can't see the problem using it. Just get the settings from Pipex's site.
They will be something like:
Protocol: PPPoA
VPI 0
VCI 38 (VPI/VCI is sometimes shown as 0/38)
Encapsulating Type: VC MUX
Modulation:
Your Username
Your Password
Authentication: PAP or CHAP
Primary DNS server:
Secondary DNS server:
They will be something like:
Protocol: PPPoA
VPI 0
VCI 38 (VPI/VCI is sometimes shown as 0/38)
Encapsulating Type: VC MUX
Modulation:
Your Username
Your Password
Authentication: PAP or CHAP
Primary DNS server:
Secondary DNS server:
Quote by JQL
You don't need an external IP (Static) for the Router. It will have it's own internal IP usually starting So can't see the problem using it. Just get the settings from Pipex's site.
They will be something like:
Protocol: PPPoA
VPI 0
VCI 38 (VPI/VCI is sometimes shown as 0/38)
Encapsulating Type: VC MUX
Modulation:
Your Username
Your Password
Authentication: PAP or CHAP
Primary DNS server:
Secondary DNS server:
Thanks - i'll try that when i get back home.
Hope that will sort it - gonna have to print out all the advice, won't be able to get online to access it when i get home
I'm pretty sure it's not a stale connection as the modem is often unpluged during the day.
Kitty x
Quote by JQL
Primary DNS server:
Secondary DNS server:
Are these servers the Pipex DNS servers ?? or another (Open) ISP ?? If not Pipex, they may not work.
Options (terminology) with Netgear routers are slightly different, eg, Encapsualtion option is PPPoA and Multiplexing is VC based (VC-Mux)
Netgear gateway router also requires the IP address assigned to you by your ISP. These gateway routers are NOT very good at picking up the IP automatically from the ISP. Hence it is better to get your IP address from Pipex for ease of configuration.
Your internal network addreses will be automatic.
EDIT: Firmware version for DG834 overcomes automatic detection problem of IP address from ISP
Sorry to bore yiou with techy bits
