INTERNET BROWSER CUT OFF AFTER CERTAIN TIME

When connected to a local Wi-Fi (coded), browser at the beginning works fine
but after a certain time (say, 5 to 10 minutes) it responds with "page
cannot be obtained" message and it remains blocked. The computer has to be
restarted and then the story repeats itself. What is blocking the browser? I
switched off the firewall and antivirus already, cleaned also all malware...
Miro

My bet is that you have a problem with memory. When the problem happen
type event viewer in search and see what appears as errors

Type memory diagnostics in search and take the memory test. Take i
over night, You need at least 6 hours

If they come up negative switch browsers, FireFox is nice as is Chrome

If it happens only at that one WIFI conncection, its them

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richc4

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sounds like IP renewal is set to 10 minutes at the DHCP server and your PC
fails to renew IP address.

"MIRO HAFNER" <> wrote in message
news:...
> When connected to a local Wi-Fi (coded), browser at the beginning works
> fine but after a certain time (say, 5 to 10 minutes) it responds with
> "page cannot be obtained" message and it remains blocked. The computer has
> to be restarted and then the story repeats itself. What is blocking the
> browser? I switched off the firewall and antivirus already, cleaned also
> all malware...
> Miro

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 03:33:46 +0800, "MIRO HAFNER"
<> wrote:

>When connected to a local Wi-Fi (coded), browser at the beginning works fine
>but after a certain time (say, 5 to 10 minutes) it responds with "page
>cannot be obtained" message and it remains blocked. The computer has to be
>restarted and then the story repeats itself. What is blocking the browser? I
>switched off the firewall and antivirus already, cleaned also all malware...
>Miro

Do you have Zone Alarm installed? If so, it's a known bug with ZA and
Vista with no known fix.