Full Version: internet disconnect me problem
I get disconnected from my internet on this computer only , like i get disconnected from internet after 12 hours, can someone help me?
Hi Tassadarmaster,
When you have a problem, you must provide us as more details as possible.
Is it a dial-up or a broadband connection ?
Have you changed ISP recently ? (some may disconnect you when idle for some time)
Is there any unusual thing that happened with your system just before the problem starts ?
What OS are you using ?
Chris
When you have a problem, you must provide us as more details as possible.
Is it a dial-up or a broadband connection ?
Have you changed ISP recently ? (some may disconnect you when idle for some time)
Is there any unusual thing that happened with your system just before the problem starts ?
What OS are you using ?
Chris
| QUOTE (Ironbender @ Jul 25 2005, 10:51 AM) |
| Hi Tassadarmaster, When you have a problem, you must provide us as more details as possible. Is it a dial-up or a broadband connection ? Have you changed ISP recently ? (some may disconnect you when idle for some time) Is there any unusual thing that happened with your system just before the problem starts ? What OS are you using ? Chris |
I use Charter Cable
I havent change ISP (But, it always disconnect me at the same time, always around 10 o clock)
Nothing unusuall happen to my system before it starts
Im using Windows XP Version 2002
Start/run and type regedit
- Select HKEY current user/remote access/
- Check if you have a "profile" subkey
- Check if there is some "disconnect idle time" value somewhere...
- If it's there, set the value to 0 (zero).
Always create a backup of your registry before making any changes on it.
- Disable Hibernation
Right click on your desktop, click screen saver tab, click on power button at the bottom of the display properties dialog, click the hibernate tab, and uncheck enable hibernation.
- Disable Windows Messenger
Go to start/run.
In the Run dialog box type gpedit.msc
Go to Computer Configuration/Administrative/Templates/Windows Components/Windows Messenger
Once there, right click Do not allow Windows messenger to run
Go to properties.
Check the box next to enable.
If you are using a USB modem, there is another hint to try.
- Select HKEY current user/remote access/
- Check if you have a "profile" subkey
- Check if there is some "disconnect idle time" value somewhere...
- If it's there, set the value to 0 (zero).
Always create a backup of your registry before making any changes on it.
- Disable Hibernation
Right click on your desktop, click screen saver tab, click on power button at the bottom of the display properties dialog, click the hibernate tab, and uncheck enable hibernation.
- Disable Windows Messenger
Go to start/run.
In the Run dialog box type gpedit.msc
Go to Computer Configuration/Administrative/Templates/Windows Components/Windows Messenger
Once there, right click Do not allow Windows messenger to run
Go to properties.
Check the box next to enable.
If you are using a USB modem, there is another hint to try.
| QUOTE (Ironbender @ Jul 25 2005, 11:52 AM) |
| Start/run and type regedit - Select HKEY current user/remote access/ |
uhhh I dont see remote access
want me to take a screen shot of it?
Not necessary... it should be there, as it is on mine 
Will scout around again...
But you can try to find on registry, is there is some mention to "disconnect idle time" or "idle time", using the "find" tool on regedit.
Beware not to do any changes on the registry at this time.
Will scout around again...
But you can try to find on registry, is there is some mention to "disconnect idle time" or "idle time", using the "find" tool on regedit.
Beware not to do any changes on the registry at this time.
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