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Discussion in 'Help Forum' started by cecil, Nov 7, 2019.

  1. cecil

    cecil VIP Member

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    My computer is about 6 or 7 years old. internet supply at&t. min speed. use internet explorer I don't know jack about computers. I am having problems with internet shutting down. I read the recruiting mail bag. . in that short of time it shut down about 5 or 6 time. recover webpage. sometime it will shut down and restart on it own. this has been going about 8 months or so. I am now at wits end and ready too blow this thing up. Thank you for your help.
     
  2. LakeGator

    LakeGator Mostly Harmless Moderator VIP Member

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    Internet Explorer is the most likely weakness link in your rather old chain of computer hardware and software. Internet Explorer was rather poor before Microsoft abandoned is a few years ago and gets no support from them at all. Many more modern web features don't work with it and these could be causing it to fail.

    There are many other much better browsers. The one I suggest you try is Brave (click here to get a download page). You can also go with Chrome or Firefox if you want bigger browsers.

    Good luck.
     
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  3. cecil

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  4. cecil

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    Thanks lake gator . I tried, and still having problems. Thanks again and have great day.
     
  5. LakeGator

    LakeGator Mostly Harmless Moderator VIP Member

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    It is most annoying when a household appliance doesn't work correctly. What do you see to make you realize the Internet is 'shutting down?' Dies your whole computer shutdown or do you just get a rude message in the web browser?

    How does your computer connect to the Internet? Is it hardwired or over Wi-Fi? I am guessing that it might be Wi-Fi. It could be that some sort of radio interference, like your neighbor's wife's wireless controlled vibrator, might be occurring.

    You could check to see how your Internet speed is via any of the speed checks out there. Internet Speed Test is a simple one.

    Sorry the easy fix didn't help - hang in there!
     
  6. njgator

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