whenever i use shareaza on my laptop i get disconnected, this never seems to happen when i use it on my bros comp, or my laptop through the cabled connection....
BT + Aza, or occasionally Aza in Hub/Ultrapeer mode would do it in the past, there's a thread somewhere around here about it. That's generally why I'd avoid torrents for awhile, it'd screw me and I'd have to restart to get back on (I don't know why disconnect/reconnect or release/renew wouldn't work).
Ive noticed some kind of Windows bug, where if you have TONS of network activity, it SAYS a network cable has been unplugged, but the internet still works fine, and about 6-10 seconds later, it says its been plugged in, and it happens on all my computers when I do something major on them for loooonnngggg periods of time.
Fish I know what you mean but it happens to me once in awhile. Then again I have POS internet unfortunatly.
But yeah, its strange a network would disconnect because of too much information - like a highway would close because of too many cars, cant happen. Maybe try tweaking your router settings.
I've never had that connection error because I was doing hardcore data sending. The only times I get it is when I actually physically unplug something, or sometimes restarting my router will make it flash for a second.
Yeah, I don't understand that. Unless the computers being used are in rather poor condition or have many cpu intense programs running at once and windows can't maintain the connection (my 386 used to do that with windows 95, aol 3.0 32-bit, and an external modem...)
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But yeah, its strange a network would disconnect because of too much information - like a highway would close because of too many cars, cant happen. Maybe try tweaking your router settings.
Ive seen it on Mr. Clean's D-Link, and on my NetGear...
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Realtek is a $2.99 brand... Most Realtek 8139 cards here are broken after 6 months. Thats why I have 3Com cards,
ive got a 3-com 802.11g @54mbps router and the card that came with it...
I have a 3Com that does it, my family PC has a realtek, and I dont know what my brothers has, Mr. Clean's has a netgear.
Type "cmd" in the Run dialog and type IPCONFIG /ALL
and where it says "default gateway" thats your router.
What brand/model router is it exactly?
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