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Just wondering if anyone knows how to make your PC recconnect to the net automatically when you get cut off. With BtInternet (who suck) I get cut off every 2 hours which is no good if I want to leave my PC connected to the web overnight. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Just wondering if anyone knows how to make your PC recconnect to the net automatically when you get cut off. With BtInternet (who suck) I get cut off every 2 hours which is no good if I want to leave my PC connected to the web overnight. Any ideas? Thanks.
yeah, i have the same problem. Funny, I remember looking for this in the info pages before signing up with BT, don't remember seeing it.
Andi
Andi
Get broadband?
It's alright for those who have broadband access but some of us live in the sticks, and wont get if for many years.
Well somehow I got it to work last night , but today it dosn't work again? who knows? I wonder whether it makes a difference whether IE, Outlook ar audio galaxy is on screen at the time it cuts off? BT suck.
As for the braodband option, well believe it or not I don't have a spare £50 a month to spend on an internet connection......(not including the £150 set up charges... :)
As for the braodband option, well believe it or not I don't have a spare £50 a month to spend on an internet connection......(not including the £150 set up charges... :)
I take it you're downloading? Well get Download Accelarator. When it gets cut off it requests a DUN, so if you check "Connect automatically" in the DUN then that should work.
Getright does the same thing - you can schedule it to download files and it will reconnect when you get booted. I don't think there's a program that will do it to keep you connected 24/7 on a dialup, but i don't spose there's really much need for it at dial-up speeds - you can't run a server or anything at that speed.
Darkus, check out Telewest if they are in your area. If you decide to give it a go for £25 a month then you can get the installation for £25 quid if you get someone to refer you. And that person gets a months bill free (Like me maybe :)!!!!!)
Bonus wrote:
> Darkus, check out Telewest if they are in your area. If you decide
> to give it a go for £25 a month then you can get the
> installation for £25 quid if you get someone to refer you.
> And that person gets a months bill free (Like me maybe :)!!!!!)
Sounds good to me! have you got a url for them or a phone number..? cheers :)
> Darkus, check out Telewest if they are in your area. If you decide
> to give it a go for £25 a month then you can get the
> installation for £25 quid if you get someone to refer you.
> And that person gets a months bill free (Like me maybe :)!!!!!)
Sounds good to me! have you got a url for them or a phone number..? cheers :)
Don't you know what a search engine is?
Jeez, some people are so lazy...
:-D
Jeez, some people are so lazy...
:-D
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