Hi GUys
Does anyone have problems loggin in and posting a message. DanThirty is having a bit of a hard time of it, and I don't seem to bea ble to find a soultion from this end. Has anyone else had similar experiences?
Rob
PROBLEMS LOGGIN IN AN POSTING
I do have problems with my netgear router at the moment as it keeps on dropping the connection, may be knackered. 
As for logging in I have no problems in that area, could be his security settings. Hard to say really without knowing what hardware he uses to connect to the net. Find out if he uses any of the following: Broad band modem, router, dial up modem or a firewall. It would be easier to trace the problem.
As for logging in I have no problems in that area, could be his security settings. Hard to say really without knowing what hardware he uses to connect to the net. Find out if he uses any of the following: Broad band modem, router, dial up modem or a firewall. It would be easier to trace the problem.
Thanks guys for your help.
Well what happens is sometimes (most) when i try to reply to a thread it crashes my pc and takes me back to my desktop? the slider is set to medium is this ok?
Well what happens is sometimes (most) when i try to reply to a thread it crashes my pc and takes me back to my desktop? the slider is set to medium is this ok?
Last edited by DANthirty on Mon Oct 11, 2004 3:53 pm, edited 1 time in total.
i am using windows xp i have no problems with any other forums or programs so im not realy sure why this happens ? my pc is fine when im just reading all the differant stuff its when i go to reply or post a thread it says that internet explorer has encountered a problem and sends me back to my desk top.
Does it make any difference if you're logged on or not?
I can't see why it should be the forum, as your browser is fed pure html, all the work involved in creating the page is done on the server..... of course, it could be the Java script bit - that's parsed on the client (meaning your browser).
What do you think Adam? Would it be worth his while to try an update of the java script engine? There was an update released recently.. In case there's a corrupt file or whatever in the Java Script engine...
Update from MS
On a second thought, which probably should have been the first, did you try to empty your Internett file cache? Tools - Internett options - delete files.
I can't see why it should be the forum, as your browser is fed pure html, all the work involved in creating the page is done on the server..... of course, it could be the Java script bit - that's parsed on the client (meaning your browser).
What do you think Adam? Would it be worth his while to try an update of the java script engine? There was an update released recently.. In case there's a corrupt file or whatever in the Java Script engine...
Update from MS
On a second thought, which probably should have been the first, did you try to empty your Internett file cache? Tools - Internett options - delete files.
Well done guys!!
Sorry couldn't make it any earlier. I was crusin in my Scooby(Subaru) listening to the sound of my new big bore exhaust
Forgot to mention that I'm also a petrol head in my spare time.
DANthirty I was going to say make sure that you've run windows update, obtained the most upto date java applet(Sun Corp) and disable any non essential programmes running in the background. When you said earlier that IE was throwing you back to your DT I suspected some sort of app conflict. Steer clear of all those little programmes that claim they will change your life they generally haven't been certificated by M$ and nearly always cause problems. I recommend using these two apps both of which if I remember are freeware Reg edit, removes all those annoying little apps that you thought you got rid of in add/remove programmes or through the uninstall shield. You'll be surprised at how much crap is left behind. Adaware I think its on version 5.5 now kills all spyware on your PC and stops all these nosy corporations from learning about your surfing habits, ran this once and found 62 spy components on my PC
Spyware can affect your PCs performance.
Oh and get yourself a firewall, zonealarms, black ice defender and Nortons internet security any one of these will do. It's not a good idea to surf the net "bareback" these days, you never know what you'll catch.
Sorry couldn't make it any earlier. I was crusin in my Scooby(Subaru) listening to the sound of my new big bore exhaust
Forgot to mention that I'm also a petrol head in my spare time.
DANthirty I was going to say make sure that you've run windows update, obtained the most upto date java applet(Sun Corp) and disable any non essential programmes running in the background. When you said earlier that IE was throwing you back to your DT I suspected some sort of app conflict. Steer clear of all those little programmes that claim they will change your life they generally haven't been certificated by M$ and nearly always cause problems. I recommend using these two apps both of which if I remember are freeware Reg edit, removes all those annoying little apps that you thought you got rid of in add/remove programmes or through the uninstall shield. You'll be surprised at how much crap is left behind. Adaware I think its on version 5.5 now kills all spyware on your PC and stops all these nosy corporations from learning about your surfing habits, ran this once and found 62 spy components on my PC
Spyware can affect your PCs performance.Oh and get yourself a firewall, zonealarms, black ice defender and Nortons internet security any one of these will do. It's not a good idea to surf the net "bareback" these days, you never know what you'll catch.
