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Originally Posted by Inky
What do you mean by "disconnect from the net"? Most DSL connections are always on. Does the problem occur when you close Internet Explorer (or whatever browser you're using)?
so if I end that process then all is ok. but what is it and what does it do.
Ps removed IE and now using firefox
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