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no bud! no call waiting, no ex-directory - just the bare line. I am stumped but not completely. I am sure it is my ISP who is at fault because when I dial-up a different ISP I don't have any problems at all. So the fact that the old rotary phone is making good my connections to my subscribed ISP...

I got an OLD analogue telephone out (of my Grandmothers attic (true!)), one with a dial, and have been using that for the last two days and I haven't had any problems. Can anyone understand what exactly is going on here? I would really like to know. Would it have anything got to do with...

no, it's a jWin residential wall handset - a completeley ordinary phone. I dunno what the hell's going on??????

I have begun another thread - maybe you would all like to look at it... thread584-717622 have noticed that there is differences to my connection depending on whether or not I have my telephone device plugged in. There are a few different things happening. Chck out the thread for more info...

Yes - devassoc - I have tried many keep-alive programs and they all work but do not prevent these disconnects. And no - compgirlfhredi - I do not have the 'disconnect if idle' option enabled. Also, thanks woody2002 but the link didn't supply me the solution ;/

http://ftp.pcworld.com/pub/new/internet/internet_tools/nm.exe Once you have downloaded this program ARCHIVE IT immediately! Make sure you keep a backup of the setup executable/zip as this program is becoming increasingly hard to obtain and could be said to be THE best dial-up/adsl connection...

First - I do have problems connecting to my service if my telephone device is connected - I can connect immediately with it disconnected (voltage problem?). With the telephone device connected I do get disconnected from the net (while browsing) almost always within a half an hour but can remain...

Also, come to think of it, it could be something got to do with IP compression. The option to enable or disable IP (or VJ header) compression is found on the networking tab of the connection property page. Select TCP/IP service in the list and then click on the properties button. Then click...

I think you should try this-> open network connections and then open up the property page of the connection you are using. On the 'General' tab of this page select 'Configure' underneath where it shows your currently selected modem. Disable 'Modem Compression'. Next goto the 'Networking' tab...

no m8 - sorry! Thanks for the input but it was that blasted BLASTARD! BlasterwOrm[evil] I guess I snubbed the news for a while. Damn worm wreaked havoc on me but had a backup system on another HDD - phew! btw - i AM original poster. Just changed handle. [thumbsup2]

My ISP disconnects me continuously and will not supply me any worthwhile advice on the matter. So..... I was wondering if there were an init. string or something to that effect which would stop my modem from responding to the disconnect. As far as i can tell it is my modem that is disconnecting...