getting disconnected.

About every 10 minutes ?

I run an online NA meeting and this just started happening recently have been doing the meetings for months .

I Appreciate any help and suggestions,

Vini

Sure could help if you told us the disconnect reason.

I have no idea WHY, I don't get any sort of error or reason, does that help?

Should I check a log or something?


I have very little knowledge of this particular program.

[10053] Software caused connection abort

Try this...

mirc options (alt+o) > connect > options > select check for timed out connection

Rock that one is checked, there all checked except Preserve nicknames

Looks more like an ISP thing. Your Internet connection.

Or random dos attacks or something.

Contact your ISP for support and see about what they know on their side.

Ok thanks for the help its kicking me every 5 minutes now I don't have trouble with anything else on the internet but this one most important thing.

Appreciate your help.

Try pasting these two lines of code into your remotes (alt+r > remote tab)



Also, undo what I told you before...
mirc options (alt+o) > connect > options > de-select check for timed out connection

~ Edit ~
Restart mIRC to activate that code.

I'll try it rock I have a meeting to run in just a few minutes

earlier today I was able to stay on for awhile I have a feeling someone is messing with me, just my gut but theres a certain person who got banned from the board who knows mIRC wuite well and is upset with me about a decision I had to make, not the banning but some other issue, it may be him.

Been online 15 minutes now seems to be working so far

Ok I have entered that code thanks Rock so far so good time will tell, thanks again

Just going to bump this its been working great until latley so redid the script and see if that fixes it .

The code didn't work.

Because software aborts are not always fixable by scripts. When they're not, it usually implies that there's something more serious going on-- usually a hardware issue, like your router is dying, NIC is faulty or your line to the ISP (including any ethernet cables) might be screwed up.

But if the script actually works, the software abort is likely due to a misconfigured mIRC or BNC that is suppressing anti-idle events. Basically, if the above script actually fixed your issue, you didn't *really* have the issue to begin with.