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Robert
I have a Dell Dimension 8200, with Home XP, and DSL connection from
Verizon and have 20g's of free space on my hard drive which is small
by todays standard but still acceptable as I'm not much of a gamer.
Yesterday, I clicked standby instead of turning my computer off
because I thought I would be getting back to it within a reasonable
amount of time. Well, it didn't work out that way and when I did come
back to it nothing seemed to work so I tried re-starting it, however
when it came back up it couldn't access the Internet. I checked all
the connections, turned off my firewall, re-started the system several
times, and turned it completely off and then back on several times to
no avail and even restored the system to an earlier date thinking that
the settings had somehow gotten corrupted. Nothing worked! I finally
decided to call Verizon and during the call it finally connected to
the Internet all by itself.
I'm definitely NOT going to be using the stand by option again. I've
used it before and it seems it only causes problems.
Robert
Verizon and have 20g's of free space on my hard drive which is small
by todays standard but still acceptable as I'm not much of a gamer.
Yesterday, I clicked standby instead of turning my computer off
because I thought I would be getting back to it within a reasonable
amount of time. Well, it didn't work out that way and when I did come
back to it nothing seemed to work so I tried re-starting it, however
when it came back up it couldn't access the Internet. I checked all
the connections, turned off my firewall, re-started the system several
times, and turned it completely off and then back on several times to
no avail and even restored the system to an earlier date thinking that
the settings had somehow gotten corrupted. Nothing worked! I finally
decided to call Verizon and during the call it finally connected to
the Internet all by itself.
I'm definitely NOT going to be using the stand by option again. I've
used it before and it seems it only causes problems.
Robert