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by **gaz31** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 12:40 am

my internet keeps shutting down my pc something called rpc?
(remote procedure centre) pls help me

by **supersub** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 12:41 am

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get broadband gaz,get your pc serviced,get more memory don't add a scanner because it drives your pc nuts with broadband..well it did for me

by **gaz31** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 12:54 am

i had broad band i aint got a scanner and ive got 1gb memory and 160 gb hdd and an amd athlon xp 2.9 gh processor so that should be ample dont you think

by **supersub** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 1:01 am

that's some memory.I was told broadband doesnt work particularly well with xp but that was back in january,they may have sorted those problems out by now.
are you still having any problems or was it just a bad a bit off houllier quagmire stuck in your fan.

by **gaz31** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 1:29 am

nothing seems to work very well with xp so i think i will go back to 98 se it seems to work much better

by **Chris Rundle** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 8:31 am

Hi Gaz,

Actually XP is much better than 98, it takes a bit of getting used to at first though.

Make sure you use Windows Update regularly to ensure you have the latest security patches from MicroSoft these will download and install from the Internet as needed.

Also Anti-Virus software is an absolute must Click here for a free version of Anti Virus software

by **supersub** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 8:20 pm

ME is ok,it works fine.

by **supersub** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 8:26 pm

just one thing I had problems putting my scanner on,in fact when I tried to load the software it totally crashed my computer/broadband connection.I purchased a Belkin adaptor but that didn't help either.So I go without the scanner.Anybody had a similar experience?any clues to rectify problem?who has broadband/windowsME and a scanner on their computer? :ghostface:

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 8:54 am

supersub wrote:just one thing I had problems putting my scanner on,in fact when I tried to load the software it totally crashed my computer/broadband connection.I purchased a Belkin adaptor but that didn't help either.So I go without the scanner.Anybody had a similar experience?any clues to rectify problem?who has broadband/windowsME and a scanner on their computer?

You may have an Anonymous FTP, this is a log-on convention many Internet hosts support that lets you retrieve files from their FTP servers, even if you don't have an account on that computer. However, you can't send files or use it for general access to the host. When the work of providing information to you on your computer is divided appropriately, a remote computer provides the information and is termed the server, while your personal computer provides a familiar and easy- to-use interface for that information and is termed the client. The intent is to optimise the speed and ease of use by allowing each of the computers to do work for which it is best suited, and to minimise the exchange of information on the network, which is usually the bottleneck.

There may be a problem with your gopher, developed at (and named after the mascot of) University of Minnesota, Gopher provides a simple means of presenting information to users in a series of menus. In the relatively short time since Minnesota released its software, Gopher has been adopted by hundreds of institutions to provide directories of students and faculty, course lists, and thousands of other documents. Interned resources provided on Gopher servers generally can be viewed as Web documents that lack formatted text or hypertext links.

Or check your modem, a piece of equipment that connects a computer to a data transmission line (typically a telephone line). Most people use modems that transfer data at speeds ranging from 1200 bits per second (bps) to 19.2 Kbps. There are also modems providing higher speeds and supporting other media. These are used for special purposes--for example to connect a large local network to its network provider over a leased line.

by **Roger Red Hat** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:12 am

You could try a good virus scanning package like Sophos. I'd be tempted to install Spybot Search & destroy too.

by **jonnymac1979** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:35 am

Download Ad Aware from here.

Download Spybot Search and Destroy from here.

Download the AVG antivirus from here.

I got rid of Norton Systemworks 2003 and put this in as Norton slows your PC down dramatically. AVG is free and both just as good and easier to use.

Also, check out this link here.

An educated guess? Sounds to me like you have a Trojan or virus.

And finally, I looked around for you and it looks like this guy had a similar problem to you.

Hope it helps.

by **Honolulu Bob** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:47 am

Good one Johnnymac, can definately recommend Ad-Aware, it will pickup and sort out most spyware.

The latest version of Norton Internet Security + Anti Virus is pretty good and doesn't seem to grind your pc to a halt like the 2003 version.

by **anfieldadorer** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:59 am

Dunno if it has something to do with Opera, but i experienced the same thing having twice installed the browser: counting down and shutting down
What always works for me is restoring your system to particular statement (in XP it's the easiest, just use the system restore and go to a point where you assume not to have such problem.

by **Woollyback** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 11:30 am

F*ckin hell am I the only one on this forum who knows dick about computers? Mine has some buttons, a screen and can talk to tinternet. :Oo:

Didn't understand abloody word of what all you lot have been saying :suspect:

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 11:33 am

Woollyback wrote:F*ckin hell am I the only one on this forum who knows dick about computers? Mine has some buttons, a screen and can talk to tinternet.

Didn't understand abloody word of what all you lot have been saying

Ha Ha, so you couldn't tell that I cut and pasted that rubbish from a google web search .....

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