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Ok, this is happening to somebody I know. They recently have had a new router installed, with built in firewall I assume. The two computers connect through this to the internet. They both connect, the only problem is as one signs into MSN, MSN decides to stop responding, for some unknown reason. It works fine on the other for some reason. I assumed installing MSN7beta would solve the problem, so they did, but apparently only made it worse. God knows how it did. So I was wondering if you guys had any ideas? I thought of system restore, but this has been happening for a while now, so dont want to risk information loss. Cheers
Tomoose wrote:
> Well I knew how to do that :P I thought the router would have some
> special settings.
well if it has a firewall you shud only have to access them
> Well I knew how to do that :P I thought the router would have some
> special settings.
well if it has a firewall you shud only have to access them
Well I knew how to do that :P I thought the router would have some special settings.
Tomoose wrote:
> Displayed wrote:
> Tomoose wrote:
> Thought it might be something like that, but i wouldnt know how to
> change it to be honest.
>
> thought you said it was somebody you know?
>
> Well they're paying me to go round and fix it, but I have no clue
> what to do. I'll just end up messing with a few settings and getting
> paid for doing nothing.
just open the settings, for the firewall and reduce the intrent settings this so it will let more thru or c if MSN is allowed to ge thru
> Displayed wrote:
> Tomoose wrote:
> Thought it might be something like that, but i wouldnt know how to
> change it to be honest.
>
> thought you said it was somebody you know?
>
> Well they're paying me to go round and fix it, but I have no clue
> what to do. I'll just end up messing with a few settings and getting
> paid for doing nothing.
just open the settings, for the firewall and reduce the intrent settings this so it will let more thru or c if MSN is allowed to ge thru
Displayed wrote:
> Tomoose wrote:
> Thought it might be something like that, but i wouldnt know how to
> change it to be honest.
>
> thought you said it was somebody you know?
Well they're paying me to go round and fix it, but I have no clue what to do. I'll just end up messing with a few settings and getting paid for doing nothing.
> Tomoose wrote:
> Thought it might be something like that, but i wouldnt know how to
> change it to be honest.
>
> thought you said it was somebody you know?
Well they're paying me to go round and fix it, but I have no clue what to do. I'll just end up messing with a few settings and getting paid for doing nothing.
Tomoose wrote:
> Thought it might be something like that, but i wouldnt know how to
> change it to be honest.
thought you said it was somebody you know?
> Thought it might be something like that, but i wouldnt know how to
> change it to be honest.
thought you said it was somebody you know?
Thought it might be something like that, but i wouldnt know how to change it to be honest.
7.0 Beta wont solve it, maybe the firewall is blocking it? try reducing the firewalls security state.
Nobody?
Ok, this is happening to somebody I know. They recently have had a new router installed, with built in firewall I assume. The two computers connect through this to the internet. They both connect, the only problem is as one signs into MSN, MSN decides to stop responding, for some unknown reason. It works fine on the other for some reason. I assumed installing MSN7beta would solve the problem, so they did, but apparently only made it worse. God knows how it did. So I was wondering if you guys had any ideas? I thought of system restore, but this has been happening for a while now, so dont want to risk information loss. Cheers