watmm kills my internet

yo mods, i just wanted to let you know everytime i go to watmm.com and click on "home" my internet gets killed. and no not just watmm, other sites won't function during this time neither. and yes i've tried this on different internets (at my place and others). only for about 15 seconds or so so it's not really a biggie, but still a bit odd. joyrex are taping my wires to fuel your sever?

:sup:

if it isnt just watmm then it is clearly an issue at your end or your isp's

*flips switch from off to on, smiles quietly to himself*

Read my post. It's ONLY when I access watmm and only during that time, the whole internet is down so no other sites function.

I've never had this with any other website.

I said it's no biggie as it's only for 15-20 seconds, I just thought it might interest you, big boss.

There is nothing on watmm.com that would cause what you're describing... or on the forum for that matter.

So basically you're saying is if you visit watmm.com (not forum.watmm.com), you lose internet connectivity? Try hitting the forum directly and see what happens.

watmm.com functions fine, but going from there (and only there) to one the the sub forums (or forum.watmm.com) produces the problems. weird, but if it's okay with everyone else (as it seems) don't bother

time to reinstall windows

ah yes i had this once you just have to move house

  On 12/6/2011 at 6:26 PM, Joyrex said:

*flips switch from off to on, smiles quietly to himself*

lol

watch the ride, prik face

last post

flash your RAM buffers and delete win32

firstly use http://forum.watmm.com/ as your watmm start page. What browser are you using ?

nothing to do with browsers (unless you're running legacy hardware controllers lol), i think this is a .dll compression error impacting on the lvl2 cache bus.

ok. So how can he fix that, so he can stop thinking that watmm is somehow part of a conspiracy to read all his cookies.

there are a number of fixes i guess. i'd start by flashing the RAM buffers, and deleting win32 as i said earlier. depending on the motherboard, i'd either then reinstall the .NET firmware (v.6 of course) and refresh the hard-disk overclocking password, or, if it's a samsung, simply delete the trash bin and do a temporary restart. worth trying both tbh.

run the following commands from an administrator command prompt

ipconfig /flushdns
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
netsh winsock reset catalog

then reboot.

you're not alone OP i get this too. i thought it was just my shitty internet being shit. only happens once each session, as soon as i hit forum.watmm.com (watmm.com is fine)

you could try booting straight from the ROM log. have you got your latest IDE parse diagnostic to hand?

  On 12/7/2011 at 12:54 AM, kaini said:

run the following commands from an administrator command prompt

 

ipconfig /flushdns
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
netsh winsock reset catalog

 

then reboot.

oh man, flashbacks to working in tech support.

"n an in nancy, e as in elephant..."

  On 12/7/2011 at 12:54 AM, usagi said:

  On 12/7/2011 at 12:44 AM, BCM said:

there are a number of fixes i guess. i'd start by flashing the RAM buffers, and deleting win32 as i said earlier. depending on the motherboard, i'd either then reinstall the .NET firmware (v.6 of course) and refresh the hard-disk overclocking password, or, if it's a samsung, simply delete the trash bin and do a temporary restart. worth trying both tbh.

 

lol

  On 12/7/2011 at 12:44 AM, BCM said:

there are a number of fixes i guess. i'd start by flashing the RAM buffers, and deleting win32 as i said earlier. depending on the motherboard, i'd either then reinstall the .NET firmware (v.6 of course) and refresh the hard-disk overclocking password, or, if it's a samsung, simply delete the trash bin and do a temporary restart. worth trying both tbh.

this kind of thing always gets me lolling cos it sounds like genuine IT advice.

lol

lol thread