"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:
> Open the Properties of the Network card in Device Manager, and set the Speed
> setting to 10mbps half-duplex.
>
> --
> click the Ratings button. Voting helps the web interface.
> http://www.microsoft.com/wn3/locales...help_en-us.htm see ''rate a post''
> Mark L. Ferguson
>
No Luck there. What was is set at, can't remember, was it "automatic?"
I've read about compatibility problems with Vista and IE7 and that Firefox
doesn't pose the same problem and so I loaded it and it has been steadily
online while IE7 is still intermittent and slow. Just thought I'd add that in
case it he;ps anyone.
> "Melowens" <> wrote in message
> news:120E4856-1245-4742-874F-...
> > I have been experiencing intermittent connectivity for about 4 months now
> > and
> > have been dealing regularly with my ISP to fix the problem, to no avail.
> > They
> > recently switched me from a cable to a DSL connection with same problem
> > arising. We have cleared winsock errors, released and renewed something
> > (sorry I can't remember what), I reset my IE setttings back to default,
> > have
> > tried accessing the internet without my antivirus (Trendmicro 2007)/ and
> > Firewall (Windows) activated, but have had no luck with these changes. I
> > cannot restore my computer back to a date before this began, it doesn't
> > list
> > a date 4 months back as an option. I’ve taken off the power saving option
> > on
> > my Network card, had my card checked out at GeekSquad, have had several
> > different static and now a dynamic IP addresses. I am not connected
> > through a
> > router, it’s a straightforward setup. My old Windows XP laptop seems to
> > stay
> > connected with no problems.
> > The wierd things are that sometimes, (and I mean somtimes, each of the
> > things works sometimes) resetting the modem sometimes works, restarting
> > the
> > computer sometimes works, diagnosing and repairing a connection that shows
> > I
> > am connected when I am not able to pull up an IE page sometimes gets me up
> > (and says that there was no connectivity problem), and diagnosing and
> > repairing a connection that reveals only local connectivity also sometimes
> > works and again says that there was no connectivity problem). Please
> > someone
> > help, this has gone on too long.
> >