It's very hard to say without more details, but the most common reason for repeated crashes is a connection problem. Unlike most other programs on your computer, SL not only uses a large amount of bandwidth, it also needs to maintain a continuous data stream between your computer and its servers. If that data stream is interrupted for even a second or so, you will usually crash. The problem might be wih your ISP or the cable in the street, but I'd look closer to home first. If you have been using wireless, don't. Garage door openers, cell phones, and all sorts of other electronic equipment can interfere, robbing bandwidth. Use a direct cable connection instead. Then, unplug your modem and your router. Leave them unplugged for a couple of minutes and them plug them back in. That will reboot both of them and force them to establish a fresh IP address. If it has been a while since you upgraded the drivers for your router, do it now. If your router is more than 2 or 3 years old, consider replacing it. If those steps don't help, come back and we'll try something else. Good luck.
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Rolig Loon
It's very hard to say without more details, but the most common reason for repeated crashes is a connection problem. Unlike most other programs on your computer, SL not only uses a large amount of bandwidth, it also needs to maintain a continuous data stream between your computer and its servers. If that data stream is interrupted for even a second or so, you will usually crash. The problem might be wih your ISP or the cable in the street, but I'd look closer to home first. If you have been using wireless, don't. Garage door openers, cell phones, and all sorts of other electronic equipment can interfere, robbing bandwidth. Use a direct cable connection instead. Then, unplug your modem and your router. Leave them unplugged for a couple of minutes and them plug them back in. That will reboot both of them and force them to establish a fresh IP address. If it has been a while since you upgraded the drivers for your router, do it now. If your router is more than 2 or 3 years old, consider replacing it. If those steps don't help, come back and we'll try something else. Good luck.
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