Computerman14

I am having troubles with our family computer. When you open up one of the
two, either IE or MF the connection to the internet is fine, but then when
you close them and leave them for a while they will not connect to the
internet. Does anyone know what is happening and how i can get rid of this
problem? And one more thing where can i get a good FREE virus scanner?

Rich K.

AVG Free is an good anti-virus program. So is Avast.

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Rich

Rich K.

AVG Free is an good anti-virus program. So is Avast.

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Rich

Barney

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<Computerman14@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:E89A9609-1793-4559-AADF-66553DA98E52@microsoft.com:

> I am having troubles with our family computer.

The problem with the connecction is not the browsers. They both connect
via the phone line, cable or whatever connection you use. If or if not
you can still get your email cliant to work, it still depends on the
settings your server gave you. It could also be a firewall problem. Try
asking your local server to see if their lines are overloaded and/or
your settings are right.

Everyone has an opinion on "free" antivirus programs. Mine is bias as I
needed a paid version after a free version did not stop malware. You do
get what you pay for.



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"Expect less from life and get more from it"

Barney

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<Computerman14@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:E89A9609-1793-4559-AADF-66553DA98E52@microsoft.com:

> I am having troubles with our family computer.

The problem with the connecction is not the browsers. They both connect
via the phone line, cable or whatever connection you use. If or if not
you can still get your email cliant to work, it still depends on the
settings your server gave you. It could also be a firewall problem. Try
asking your local server to see if their lines are overloaded and/or
your settings are right.

Everyone has an opinion on "free" antivirus programs. Mine is bias as I
needed a paid version after a free version did not stop malware. You do
get what you pay for.



--
"Expect less from life and get more from it"

Barney

=?Utf-8?B?Q29tcHV0ZXJtYW4xNA==?=
<Computerman14@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:E89A9609-1793-4559-AADF-66553DA98E52@microsoft.com:

> I am having troubles with our family computer.

The problem with the connecction is not the browsers. They both connect
via the phone line, cable or whatever connection you use. If or if not
you can still get your email cliant to work, it still depends on the
settings your server gave you. It could also be a firewall problem. Try
asking your local server to see if their lines are overloaded and/or
your settings are right.

Everyone has an opinion on "free" antivirus programs. Mine is bias as I
needed a paid version after a free version did not stop malware. You do
get what you pay for.



--
"Expect less from life and get more from it"

Barney

=?Utf-8?B?Q29tcHV0ZXJtYW4xNA==?=
<Computerman14@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:E89A9609-1793-4559-AADF-66553DA98E52@microsoft.com:

> I am having troubles with our family computer.

The problem with the connecction is not the browsers. They both connect
via the phone line, cable or whatever connection you use. If or if not
you can still get your email cliant to work, it still depends on the
settings your server gave you. It could also be a firewall problem. Try
asking your local server to see if their lines are overloaded and/or
your settings are right.

Everyone has an opinion on "free" antivirus programs. Mine is bias as I
needed a paid version after a free version did not stop malware. You do
get what you pay for.



--
"Expect less from life and get more from it"

Barney

=?Utf-8?B?Q29tcHV0ZXJtYW4xNA==?=
<Computerman14@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:E89A9609-1793-4559-AADF-66553DA98E52@microsoft.com:

> I am having troubles with our family computer.

The problem with the connecction is not the browsers. They both connect
via the phone line, cable or whatever connection you use. If or if not
you can still get your email cliant to work, it still depends on the
settings your server gave you. It could also be a firewall problem. Try
asking your local server to see if their lines are overloaded and/or
your settings are right.

Everyone has an opinion on "free" antivirus programs. Mine is bias as I
needed a paid version after a free version did not stop malware. You do
get what you pay for.



--
"Expect less from life and get more from it"

Bob

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> i have try avast it detects virus quickly but dont repair the infected
> file.
> some time it creates serious problem to os.
>
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