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"Local Area Connection - Network Cable Unplugged"

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Ok, heres what happens.

 

I turn on my computer, wait for everything to load. Then i open Internet Explorer and this little message in the bottom right corner comes up. The internet then does not work for like 30 seconds, then starts working again. After that, exactly every two hours later, this happens again and the internet goes down for another 30 seconds. I really need some help as how to fix this.

Mr Blasty33 - 116 Combat

~ 99 Attack ~ 99 Magic ~ 99 HP ~ 94 Strength ~ 98 Range ~

Check the connection is connected in all parts from the wall to the computer. Check the router/modem is on and refreash the browser. If it does not work, contact your ISP. What is that link? Was it a program/file you downloaded?

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The link is just a picture of the message. I don't think that anything is actually being unplugged because it happens exactly every 2 hours. I think its some sort of virus but i need some help as how to fix it.

Mr Blasty33 - 116 Combat

~ 99 Attack ~ 99 Magic ~ 99 HP ~ 94 Strength ~ 98 Range ~

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one of my relatives get that problem also about every 3 hours. Ive tried fixing it but i think its just a bug with the modem. Try calling your ISP

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what company do you use for internet? if it does it every two hours exactly...and it doesnt have to do with your internet provider you might want to setup the network again, and make sure its done properly.

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