Re: Buffers, sockets... argh!

Unfortunately, no.

Just for a bit of extra info, the IE error I get is...

QUOTE
The page cannot be displayed
The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be
experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser
settings.
/QUOTE

Followed by the usual advice, and right at the end...

QUOTE
Cannot find server or DNS Error
/QUOTE

Looks like an XP re-install is called for :-(

Doug (Doc)


<chacmool_fr@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Did you finally solve your problem??

I think i'm havig just the same problem .

thanks,

-chak

Ahh!. My Windows is dated 2002, but I guess the date was from the
original
non SP-2 retail pack.

Right! Nortons it out of here :)

Thanks for helping.

"Bob I" <bire...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

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Norton is NOT later than Windows XP SP2 (August 2004), that is likely
the
problem.

Doc wrote:
P4 2.GHz
1gb RAM
40gb free HDD
Windows XP home, SP2

For the last week or so, I have been gradually losing internet
connectivity during a session. i.e:- I could be surfing the net, and
after a while, clicking a link will take me to an IE error screen that
tells me that the page can't be reached. From that moment on, I won't
be
able to connect to anything on the internet until I reboot. The only
useful message I get from anything is if I try to run World of
Warcraft,
and that is:

"Unable to establish a connection to socket: No buffer space is
available. The socket cannot be created/connected."

Interestingly, if I am already connected to World of Warcraft, I can
continue playing for as long as I want, even though I can't check my
email or look at web pages.

I recently installed an older version of Norton system works (2003)
but
this is still later than my version of WinXP (2002) and I'm not
convinced
it's causing the problem. I also recently changed some settings in
Azureus, but the problem persists even if I have not run Azureus that
session.

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