> When I write or compose content for an email,
> I am knocked off the internet
> This issue started 1 month ago.
What does "knocked off the internet" mean exactly?
There shouldn't be anything a webpage like gmail can do that could
affect your internet connection, so this is almost certainly a problem
with your operating system or web browser. What browser/OS are you
using?
> > When I write or compose content for an email,
> > I am knocked off the internet
> > This issue started 1 month ago.
> What does "knocked off the internet" mean exactly?
> There shouldn't be anything a webpage like gmail can do that could
> affect your internet connection, so this is almost certainly a problem
> with your operating system or web browser. What browser/OS are you
> using?
How can you know if you are having the same problem? I don't even know
what the original poster means by "knocked off the internet".
If you want help, you'll need to describe the problem more fully.
In general, if the problem is browser related, a sure-fire fix is to
try another browser. If you are currently using explorer, I highly
recommend firefox:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
> I am having the same problem. The link at the bottom of the page is
> not helping
> On Aug 19, 7:36 am, JoshuaDPS wrote:
> > On Aug 18, 9:39 pm, Sugarcoach wrote:
> > > When I write or compose content for an email,
> > > I am knocked off the internet
> > > This issue started 1 month ago.
> > What does "knocked off the internet" mean exactly?
> > There shouldn't be anything a webpage like gmail can do that could
> > affect your internet connection, so this is almost certainly a problem
> > with your operating system or web browser. What browser/OS are you
> > using?
"I am knocked off the internet" means you have lost your internet
connection! Are you trying to say that your browser crashes? That is
a *totally* different problem. Please be more specific. Tell us - in
detail - what you are doing that leads to the problem, and what the
specific symptoms/conditions are that follow. You're NOT giving
anyone enough information to help you.
> "I am knocked off the internet" means you have lost your internet
> connection! Are you trying to say that your browser crashes? That is
> a *totally* different problem. Please be more specific. Tell us - in
> detail - what you are doing that leads to the problem, and what the
> specific symptoms/conditions are that follow. You're NOT giving
> anyone enough information to help you.
> On Aug 18, 9:39 pm, Sugarcoach wrote:
> > When I write or compose content for an email,
> > I am knocked off the internet
1. Scroll down to 'Composing and Reading Mail'.
2. On the last issue, 'Composing an email causes IE7 to crash'
3. Click 'View Details & Report'
4. Click the 'Report It' button.
> I think you mean IE is closing. This has been happening to a lot of
> people using IE. Try another browser such as Firefox.
> On Aug 20, 11:31 am, LindsMom wrote:
> > "I am knocked off the internet" means you have lost your internet
> > connection! Are you trying to say that your browser crashes? That is
> > a *totally* different problem. Please be more specific. Tell us - in
> > detail - what you are doing that leads to the problem, and what the
> > specific symptoms/conditions are that follow. You're NOT giving
> > anyone enough information to help you.
> > On Aug 18, 9:39 pm, Sugarcoach wrote:
> > > When I write or compose content for an email,
> > > I am knocked off the internet
> > > This issue started 1 month ago.- Hide quoted text -
I see LindsMom has great answers to all the posts about this problem--
It is not just g-mail that has this issue. It happens on Yahoo mail
and msn as well it is a IE7 issue and I've sent reports for over a
month with no change in problem so my computer guy-which I finally
confided in got me on Mozilla Firefox 3 and I've never had the problem
again.
> 1. Scroll down to 'Composing and Reading Mail'.
> 2. On the last issue, 'Composing an email causes IE7 to crash'
> 3. Click 'View Details & Report'
> 4. Click the 'Report It' button.
> This Board is rife with similar complaints.
> On Aug 21, 10:07 am, mrtim wrote:
> > I think you mean IE is closing. This has been happening to a lot of
> > people using IE. Try another browser such as Firefox.
> > On Aug 20, 11:31 am, LindsMom wrote:
> > > "I am knocked off the internet" means you have lost your internet
> > > connection! Are you trying to say that your browser crashes? That is
> > > a *totally* different problem. Please be more specific. Tell us - in
> > > detail - what you are doing that leads to the problem, and what the
> > > specific symptoms/conditions are that follow. You're NOT giving
> > > anyone enough information to help you.
> > > On Aug 18, 9:39 pm, Sugarcoach wrote:
> > > > When I write or compose content for an email,
> > > > I am knocked off the internet
> > > > This issue started 1 month ago.- Hide quoted text -
If it specific to Internet Explorer why is it that, in my case only
the window with Gmail crashes while others remain active? This
problems has now become a daily occurrence, which was not the case
before.
> I see LindsMom has great answers to all the posts about this problem--
> It is not just g-mail that has this issue. It happens on Yahoo mail
> and msn as well it is a IE7 issue and I've sent reports for over a
> month with no change in problem so my computer guy-which I finally
> confided in got me on Mozilla Firefox 3 and I've never had the problem
> again.
> On Aug 27, 12:31 am, LindsMom wrote:
> > This is a known issue. so please go to the 'Gmail Known Issues Page'
> > located here:
> > 1. Scroll down to 'Composing and Reading Mail'.
> > 2. On the last issue, 'Composing an email causes IE7 to crash'
> > 3. Click 'View Details & Report'
> > 4. Click the 'Report It' button.
> > This Board is rife with similar complaints.
> > On Aug 21, 10:07 am, mrtim wrote:
> > > I think you mean IE is closing. This has been happening to a lot of
> > > people using IE. Try anotherbrowsersuch as Firefox.
> > > On Aug 20, 11:31 am, LindsMom wrote:
> > > > "I am knocked off the internet" means you have lost your internet
> > > > connection! Are you trying to say that yourbrowsercrashes? That is
> > > > a *totally* different problem. Please be more specific. Tell us - in
> > > > detail - what you are doing that leads to the problem, and what the
> > > > specific symptoms/conditions are that follow. You're NOT giving
> > > > anyone enough information to help you.
> > > > On Aug 18, 9:39 pm, Sugarcoach wrote:
> > > > > When I write or compose content for an email,
> > > > > I am knocked off the internet
> > > > > This issue started 1 month ago.- Hide quoted text -
