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I have noticed lately that my DSL connecting keeps breaking. Not when
I am using it but after it is idle for awhile. This is new over the
past few weeks. Never had the problem before. I am wondering if a
virus could do this or if I somehow changed my settings to disconnect
after a certain interval of time.

Any input on this situation?

Thanks

John H. Power

"John H. Power" <> wrote in message
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> I have noticed lately that my DSL connecting keeps breaking. Not when
> I am using it but after it is idle for awhile. This is new over the
> past few weeks. Never had the problem before. I am wondering if a
> virus could do this or if I somehow changed my settings to disconnect
> after a certain interval of time.
>
> Any input on this situation?

I doubt that a virus has anything to do with it. Maybe, problems with the
line, ISP or equipment is the problem.

Duane

"Duane Arnold" <> wrote in news:36iIc.70237$XM6.56702
@attbi_s53:

> I doubt that a virus has anything to do with it. Maybe, problems with the
> line, ISP or equipment is the problem.

That depends. I've talked to a number of DSL customers who "couldn't get
online" that had Sasser. Their connection was fine, Sasser was just using
100% of it to spread itself and so it looked dead. Had 4 in one day the
day after Sasser made it into the wild.

Jim Berwick wrote:
> "Duane Arnold" <> wrote in news:36iIc.70237$XM6.56702
> @attbi_s53:
>
>> I doubt that a virus has anything to do with it. Maybe, problems
>> with the line, ISP or equipment is the problem.
>
> That depends. I've talked to a number of customers who "couldn't
> get it up"

How much, love?

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On Mon, 12 Jul 04 17:44:38 +0800, the faked d2004xx wrote:

> Jim Berwick wrote:
>> "Duane Arnold" <> wrote in news:36iIc.70237$XM6.56702
>> @attbi_s53:
>>
>>> I doubt that a virus has anything to do with it. Maybe, problems
>>> with the line, ISP or equipment is the problem.
>>
>> That depends. I've talked to a number of customers who "couldn't
>> get it up"
>
> How much, love?

Don't fake my name. And my x-face is not a ****ing old man like that!

BTW how can you fake my IP??

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d2004xx wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Jul 04 00:10:20 +1000, Nemesis wrote:

>> What do you mean, why? Isn't that you who's just started trashing the
>> whirlpool broadband forums? The posts have got your IP all over them.
>
> Nah, I come here to *HELP* stupid people!

Maybe you should read all that again, you stupid chinese ****.

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On Tue, 13 Jul 04 04:57:27 GMT, d2004xx, the splayfooted, deprehending lout
wrote:

What does "deprehending" mean???

> d2004xx wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Jul 04 00:10:20 +1000, Nemesis wrote:
>
>>> What do you mean, why? Isn't that you who's just started trashing the
>>> whirlpool broadband forums? The posts have got your IP all over them.
>>
>> Nah, I come here to *HELP* stupid people!
>
> Maybe you should read all that

I did.

> again,

No.

> you stupid

But still better than you

> chinese

taiwanese is not chinese. Study geography before you post

> ****.

bastard!

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d2004xx the Chinaman wrote:

> taiwanese is not chinese. Study geography before you post

You cannot avoid being painted with the same brush as the cowardly
Kuomintang who rapidly fled the mainland merely by denying your race. You
are Chinese. A lily-livered Chinese, but Chinese nevertheless.