Okay. I used to be able to stand this but no more.
Today I checked my email. Five minutes later, I try to open it again cause I used password recovery. It works. Another five minutes cause my mom needed to check her email. It doesn't work. It says "mail.yahoo.com could not be found. Please check the name and try again."
Its been going on for the past few months but I could stand it. No more. I need to check my email. Getting important documents from relatives abroad. It doesn't let me into "roempire.com" or "multiply.com" for the same reason. I turn firewall off, it still doesn't work. I can call the company but they're just stupid morons as when they tried to fix this, ended up busting our internet for 2 weeks.
Help?
Kinju said:And K.H.A.W.D.? Meh! Hardly even a bother.
Today I checked my email. Five minutes later, I try to open it again cause I used password recovery. It works. Another five minutes cause my mom needed to check her email. It doesn't work. It says "mail.yahoo.com could not be found. Please check the name and try again."
Its been going on for the past few months but I could stand it. No more. I need to check my email. Getting important documents from relatives abroad. It doesn't let me into "roempire.com" or "multiply.com" for the same reason. I turn firewall off, it still doesn't work. I can call the company but they're just stupid morons as when they tried to fix this, ended up busting our internet for 2 weeks.
Help?
Kinju said:
ISP? ADSL or SDSL? Is your home network wireless? <
uh simple terms Fuse. I'm only twelve 
Kinju said:And K.H.A.W.D.? Meh! Hardly even a bother.
Kinju said: Fiducia said:Wow I thought you were 16 at the very least! How do you know how to use excell? x_x
Basically:
ISP = Internet Service Provider, who do you get your internet through? Yahoo?
ADSL = Assymetrical Digital Subscriber Line (dynamic), means your modem needs to dial the ISP in order to have a connection.
SDSL = Symetrical Digital Subscriber Line (static), means your internet is always connected, the line never disconnects.
ADSL can become SDSL if you use a router. Refer to my crappy diagram:
You can tell if your router is wireless if it's got an "rabbit ears" (1 or 2 attenas), or if there isn't a wire going from your computer to the router or modem.
fuse said:excell? x_x
lol thanks but I'm 12 ^^. People tend not to believe me
My bro taught me how to use the comp when I was grade 3 (age 9). Since then, tended to play around with it... you know, experiment with what I could do with it. Computer class in school helped a bit as well but mostly it was my addiction to the computer o.o fuse said:Basically:
ISP = Internet Service Provider, who do you get your internet through?
Yahoo?
ADSL = Assymetrical Digital Subscriber Line (dynamic), means your modem
needs to dial the ISP in order to have a connection.
SDSL = Symetrical Digital Subscriber Line (static), means your internet
is always connected, the line never disconnects.
ADSL can become SDSL if you use a router. Refer to my crappy diagram:
You can tell if your router is wireless if it's got an "rabbit ears" (1
or 2 attenas), or if there isn't a wire going from your computer to the
router or modem.
uh I think I'm SDSL. Don't need to connect whenever I turn on the computer. I use both router and modem. and I don't think its wireless.
Kinju said:My only guess now is it's either ISP related... bad bad ISP!
OR
You're using DHCP - meaning everything is configured manually by the router, which is less reliable than static routing. Sometimes when you restart your computer does it help it work?
OR
You're using DHCP - meaning everything is configured manually by the router, which is less reliable than static routing. Sometimes when you restart your computer does it help it work?
nope x_x Kinju said:And K.H.A.W.D.? Meh! Hardly even a bother.
Kinju said:Well if you know nothing about networks, I'd be sending you on a wild goose chase into unchartered territory where you would whindup even more lost than before... 
But maybe someone else has some ideas? ^.o
But maybe someone else has some ideas? ^.o
yeah.. gonna go ask 'rents to complain o_o Kinju said:
hey i guess i could help(kinda)
*scratches head
Correct me if im wrong.I think its on the router or in the modem coz when our router gets overheated or let me say gets hot(i dont know what the term is)..the net connection slows.
*scratches head
Correct me if im wrong.I think its on the router or in the modem coz when our router gets overheated or let me say gets hot(i dont know what the term is)..the net connection slows.
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Israel said:the term is)..the net connection slows.
Haha... that's some flakey hardware
Anywyas back to the topic @ hand... it being your ISP or it being your network, there is about even opportunity of either. It all depends on who you get your internet through, some are more noctorious than others...
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