Hi,
Thank you for giving me such satisfactory answers which has improved my machine working ability.A small help I again needed from you all.When I am trying to open forums they are not getting opened at all or they are taking long time to get opened.I thought it was a problem with my service provider I complaint the net provider about the net speed I am getting,in return he told me that the service from his end is uninterrupted and no such cable problem.
Is this a cable problem shall i ask him to provide me with optical connections?

It could be a virus, it could be that you may need to clear your IE cache, it could indeed be a line problem, or service problem.

Does it happen on all sites, or just some? What speed is your connection meant to be?

Try an online speed test to see what sortof throughput you're getting
http://www.speedtest.net/

The problem can also be:

* temporary overloading of the forum hosting servers,

* intermittent problem with the ISP (and there are a LOT of those going around these days),

* intermittent problem or overload at an intermediate node(s) on the internet infra-structure

* your broadband modem or modem firmware may be downlevel and creating problems with updated ISP software (I had that problem)

and other possible causes that have nothing to do with your ISP. For example, interception of your packets by the gover.....

A funny thing that... when you call your ISP with regards to an internet problem,
and yet it always seems to be running fine from their side. But it's always your
cables, or modem or even your computer! Well if i ever have to call BT, it's always
some muppet on the other end. Absolutely fantastic!! NOT!

You can also look at dslreports.com (aka broadbandreports.com) a site dedicated to broadband issues....and despite the name, is not limited to covering just DSL.

In particular, the fora are particularly helpful.

General list of fora:
http://www.dslreports.com/forums/all

Link to fora that cover specific ISPs by company name:
http://www.dslreports.com/forums/25

john albrich said:

You mean they could intercept your private internet traff
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Thanks friends for the suggestions I checked the speed on speedtest url but it was giving the same speed as the provider was claiming to supply but he asked me to go for change in the browser will it help me?

Highly doubtful a change inbrowser would have such an effect on throughput.

Does it happen on all sites, or just certain ones? It could be that the site is experiencing bandwidth problems with high traffic, or you just have a bad connection to it.

DublinGunner said:

Ya I am facing it with various sites.So as someone asked me to change the browser but it didn't help me much one more such suggestion I got is for clearing cache and cookies will it be helpful?I don't think it can help me what do you suggest guys?

Certainly do a clean up. Clear the cache and temp internet files.

Perform Virus & adware/spyware scanning etc then try again.

DublinGunner said:


Done with cache and cookies clearing Dublin.Friend can you please explain how this clearing cache and cookies will help me.Actually I thought cache never stores anything after I turn off my computer then how it had improved my machines performance?

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