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danny86 · 08-20-09, 12:19 PM

how to get rid of frequent dc problem, ven ever i download a large file directly i.e without torrents, files get stuck in b/w.. sometimes on 99 percent too.. hw to solve dis problem..
PS:

this thread must hv been erlier too, bt i culdnt find any, i searchd for "frequent disconnection", bt none relevant thread ws searchd.

essbebe · 08-20-09, 01:52 PM

Please avoid sms language. ( sms =short message service )
ven : when dis: this hw: how hv : have bt :but erlier : earlier
culdnt : could not searchd : searched ws ; was searchd: searched.

Please edit your post.

Para two:
1.Mention modem/router model and make.___________________________
2. The Download Manager you are using .___________________________
3. How many resident programs/applications appear in Task Bar ?___________(details)_
4. Your tariff plan ___________________
5. The size of any file you tried to download ? _______________________________

danny86 · 08-23-09, 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by essbebe

Please avoid sms language. ( sms =short message service )
ven : when dis: this hw: how hv : have bt :but erlier : earlier
culdnt : could not searchd : searched ws ; was searchd: searched.

Please edit your post.

Para two:
1.Mention modem/router model and make.___________________________
2. The Download Manager you are using .___________________________
3. How many resident programs/applications appear in Task Bar ?___________(details)_
4. Your tariff plan ___________________
5. The size of any file you tried to download ? _______________________________

1.Mention modem/router model and make : ZXDSL 831A11
2. The Download Manager you are using : IDM v.5above, firefox addons
3. How many resident programs/applications apear in Task Bar : Anti virus, Instant messengers.. not many removed or hid most of them
4. Your tariff plan HOME UL 50
5. The size of any file you tried to download : Anything above 50 MB(direct downloads.

PS: Cannot edit the previous post now.

essbebe · 08-23-09, 07:48 PM

1. Usually inactive applications Icons will be hidden.
They are using memory .
remove the applications and then try.

2.Try a different Download Manager.
Free Download manager or Star downloader.

3.Download Ccleaner from filehippo.com
Use often to delete temp files/cache etc.

4.Download Anvir TaskManager free to monitor
CPU memory usage etc.

5.When line disconnected. press CTRL/ALT/DEL keys
to open Task manager to see which application is not running.
Also CPU usage.

6. In your modem select GDMT if ADSl2+ is selected.

7.Presume you are using "Dialer" Mode.
Try "Always ON" mode .
REF:
http://rajasthan.bsnl.co.in/main/ZTE...31_Type-1_.doc
foribb: CONFIGURING ZTE ZXDSL 831AII IN PPPOE MODE

danny86 · 08-24-09, 01:20 AM

thnx 4 da help
Rep+

essbebe · 08-24-09, 01:26 AM

Thanks.
Please confirm how the problem was solved.
This will help other members surfing this thread. later

danny86 · 08-27-09, 12:54 PM

Ccleaner was a great help, i could immdiately notice the fast reponse to the mouse clicks. Anvir Task manager gives you a detailed view of all the processes running on your system..

meetdilip · 08-27-09, 01:18 PM

Are you still facing disconnection problems ?

danny86 · 08-27-09, 01:25 PM

i havent downloaded a big file as of now, will do it n let you know..

Rcom · 08-27-09, 01:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by danny86

i havent downloaded a big file as of now, will do it n let you know..

try to ping

ping 62.189.6.22 -t

try to run it till 4-5 mins then post the screen-shot here

danny86 · 08-27-09, 01:31 PM

^^
what will the above do or tell? i.e. pinging..?

Rcom · 08-27-09, 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by danny86

^^
what will the above do or tell? i.e. pinging..?

it will give info about ur connectivity with Server, lesser the ping time and 0 % packet loss are signs of an good connectivity i hope u understand.

danny86 · 08-28-09, 12:57 AM

and guess what, it didnt stop for an hour.. i had to close the command prompt..

deepmohan · 08-28-09, 01:06 AM

if you are using the ping option with -t for example: "ping 62.189.6.22 -t" it wont stop until and unless you stop it manually to stop it Press the "Ctrl+C" keys it will give the statistics for the ping.

Or just give >ping 62.189.6.22

it will stop automatically and will give the needed statistics.

Rcom · 08-28-09, 02:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by danny86

and guess what, it didnt stop for an hour.. i had to close the command prompt..

Pardon me for that i didn't knew that u don't know how to break "-t" command ping,the reason i told u to use -t because normal ping command terminates after 4 packets actually 4 packets wont state ur network efficiency at least 100+ packets will show true colors of connectivity!!!

to break ping for statistics press CTRL KEY and then PAUSE BREAK(don't leave the CTRL when u r hitting Pause)after that u will see something like that.

untitled.PNG

Rcom · 08-28-09, 02:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deepmohan

if you are using the ping option with -t for example: "ping 62.189.6.22 -t" it wont stop until and unless you stop it manually to stop it Press the "Ctrl+C" keys it will give the statistics for the ping.

Or just give >ping 62.189.6.22

it will stop automatically and will give the needed statistics.

Just for the sake of correction CTRL+C closes the C Prompt window!!

use CTRL+PAUSE BREAK to break ping in the middle.

deepmohan · 08-28-09, 12:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rcom

Just for the sake of correction CTRL+C closes the C Prompt window!!

Well i have nothing to do with your correction, but those who dont know let then know the right thing.

might be for you "ctrl+c" closes the CMD window.

Actually:

Execution of any batch script can be stopped by pressing CTRL-C

so it dont close the CMD window.

Rcom · 08-28-09, 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deepmohan

Well i have nothing to do with your correction, but those who dont know let then know the right thing.

might be for you "ctrl+c" closes the CMD window.

Actually:

Execution of any batch script can be stopped by pressing CTRL-C

so it dont close the CMD window.

nothing personal dude, but at my computer CTRL+C closes the CPrompt window!! no breaks at all just it closes the ping.

just look at the following C prompt command usage and read whats written in -t
CTRL+C stops and closes that ping window,to get statistics we must use CTRL+BREAK!!
untitled.PNG

Rcom · 08-28-09, 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deepmohan

Well i have nothing to do with your correction, but those who dont know let then know the right thing.

might be for you "ctrl+c" closes the CMD window.

Actually:

Execution of any batch script can be stopped by pressing CTRL-C

so it dont close the CMD window.

nothing personal dude, but at my computer CTRL+C closes the CPrompt window!! no breaks at all just it closes the ping.

just look at the following C prompt command usage "Rules" and read whats written in -t

CTRL+C stops and closes that ping window,to get statistics we must use CTRL+BREAK!!
daasfsa.PNG

deepmohan · 08-28-09, 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rcom
Just for the sake of correction CTRL+C closes the C Prompt window!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rcom
but at my computer CTRL+C closes the CPrompt window!! no breaks at all just it closes the ping.

Dont think i am arguing with you.

Dear friend there is lots of difference between "CTRL+C closes the CPrompt window!!" and "just it closes the ping"

You have the answer in this only just go through it.

To see statistics and continue - type Control-Break

To stop - type Control-C (This will stop/break the ping and will give you the statistics). It dont Doesn't Closes the CPrompt window!!

SORRY:

08-20-09, 12:19 PM	#1
danny86 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: inda Posts: 270 Rep Power: 2	frequent disconnection problem how to get rid of frequent dc problem, ven ever i download a large file directly i.e without torrents, files get stuck in b/w.. sometimes on 99 percent too.. hw to solve dis problem.. PS: this thread must hv been erlier too, bt i culdnt find any, i searchd for "frequent disconnection", bt none relevant thread ws searchd.

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08-20-09, 01:52 PM	#2
essbebe Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,246 Rep Power: 12	Please avoid sms language. ( sms =short message service ) ven : when dis: this hw: how hv : have bt :but erlier : earlier culdnt : could not searchd : searched ws ; was searchd: searched. Please edit your post. Para two: 1.Mention modem/router model and make.___________________________ 2. The Download Manager you are using .___________________________ 3. How many resident programs/applications appear in Task Bar ?___________(details)_ 4. Your tariff plan ___________________ 5. The size of any file you tried to download ? _______________________________

08-23-09, 07:48 PM	#4
essbebe Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,246 Rep Power: 12	1. Usually inactive applications Icons will be hidden. They are using memory . remove the applications and then try. 2.Try a different Download Manager. Free Download manager or Star downloader. 3.Download Ccleaner from filehippo.com Use often to delete temp files/cache etc. 4.Download Anvir TaskManager free to monitor CPU memory usage etc. 5.When line disconnected. press CTRL/ALT/DEL keys to open Task manager to see which application is not running. Also CPU usage. 6. In your modem select GDMT if ADSl2+ is selected. 7.Presume you are using "Dialer" Mode. Try "Always ON" mode . REF: http://rajasthan.bsnl.co.in/main/ZTE...31_Type-1_.doc foribb: CONFIGURING ZTE ZXDSL 831AII IN PPPOE MODE

08-24-09, 01:20 AM	#5
danny86 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: inda Posts: 270 Rep Power: 2	thnx 4 da help Rep+

08-24-09, 01:26 AM	#6
essbebe Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,246 Rep Power: 12	Thanks. Please confirm how the problem was solved. This will help other members surfing this thread. later

08-27-09, 12:54 PM	#7
danny86 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: inda Posts: 270 Rep Power: 2	Ccleaner was a great help, i could immdiately notice the fast reponse to the mouse clicks. Anvir Task manager gives you a detailed view of all the processes running on your system..

08-27-09, 01:18 PM	#8
meetdilip The Wizard Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 903 Rep Power: 1	Are you still facing disconnection problems ?

08-27-09, 01:25 PM	#9
danny86 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: inda Posts: 270 Rep Power: 2	i havent downloaded a big file as of now, will do it n let you know..

08-27-09, 01:31 PM	#11
danny86 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: inda Posts: 270 Rep Power: 2	^^ what will the above do or tell? i.e. pinging..?

08-28-09, 12:57 AM	#13
danny86 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: inda Posts: 270 Rep Power: 2	and guess what, it didnt stop for an hour.. i had to close the command prompt..

08-28-09, 01:06 AM	#14
deepmohan Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chennai Posts: 810 Rep Power: 3	if you are using the ping option with -t for example: "ping 62.189.6.22 -t" it wont stop until and unless you stop it manually to stop it Press the "Ctrl+C" keys it will give the statistics for the ping. Or just give >ping 62.189.6.22 it will stop automatically and will give the needed statistics.

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