Are you tryin to play online games in IE if so then try this
open IE window and click on tools and click on Internet Options then it will open a new window in tht click on the advanced tab and look for the option tht says "Enable third party Browser extensions" it will be checked by default uncheck tht and try to see if the problem still persists
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Most home routers com pre-configured to be readily accessible thru any broadband connection. The only thing lacking is security in the form of changing the default password on the router and adding WPA security for a wireless router.
Your problem could be nothing more than a very weak signal or a poor DSL connection.
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