[Solved] [Courtesy - rkkdjb via PM] IDM - making my ISP to disconnect.

[rudrax]

I have a dial-up connection connecting my laptop with my mobile modem and that's how I get access to the internet. This connections stays connected for other apps. But when I use IDM to download something, after a few seconds my ISP gets disconnected. This happens repeatedly.

What's wrong?

[axarad]

This may help you, make sure the following box is not checked

[PiP0Z0]

Many ISP companies will disconnect user sessions if they try to access data by creating simultaneous connections, If that is the case, I would suggest you to find a better ISP (for dial-up)... :hehe:

Though, I am not sure but Dynamic Segmentation 0r your IP Block F!X could be the culprit behind this but before reaching at any conclusion try changing your Download manager & see if it works?

if, somehow the F!X as Suggested by axarad doesn't works then in IDM Connection settings try changing the connection Type to "Low Speed - Dial Up Modem" & fondle with Maximum Connection Number settings... :lol:

[rudrax]

This may help you, make sure the following box is not checked

Where is the box?

[PiP0Z0]

Where is the box?

;)

[rudrax]

This may help you, make sure the following box is not checked

Where is the box?

;)

I have that box unchecked already.

Many ISP companies will disconnect user sessions if they try to access data by creating simultaneous connections, If that is the case, I would suggest you to find a better ISP (for dial-up)... :hehe:

Though, I am not sure but Dynamic Segmentation 0r your IP Block F!X could be the culprit behind this but before reaching at any conclusion try changing your Download manager & see if it works?

if, somehow the F!X as Suggested by axarad doesn't works then in IDM Connection settings try changing the connection Type to "Low Speed - Dial Up Modem" & fondle with Maximum Connection Number settings... :lol:

Many ISP companies will disconnect user sessions if they try to access data by creating simultaneous connections, If that is the case, I would suggest you to find a better ISP (for dial-up)... :hehe:

Though, I am not sure but Dynamic Segmentation 0r your IP Block F!X could be the culprit behind this but before reaching at any conclusion try changing your Download manager & see if it works?

if, somehow the F!X as Suggested by axarad doesn't works then in IDM Connection settings try changing the connection Type to "Low Speed - Dial Up Modem" & fondle with Maximum Connection Number settings... :lol:

The connection is already set to the one highlighted and max. no. of connection is set to 1. Still not helping.

[A.lemane]

Many ISP companies will disconnect user sessions if they try to access data by creating simultaneous connections, If that is the case, I would suggest you to find a better ISP (for dial-up)... :hehe:

Though, I am not sure but Dynamic Segmentation 0r your IP Block F!X could be the culprit behind this but before reaching at any conclusion try changing your Download manager & see if it works?

if, somehow the F!X as Suggested by axarad doesn't works then in IDM Connection settings try changing the connection Type to "Low Speed - Dial Up Modem" & fondle with Maximum Connection Number settings... :lol:

change the nb of sessions to 2 & configure idm to auto connect after a disconnect + r u using cfosspeed ???

[rudrax]

Solved. I had misconfiguard the Dial-up/VPN setting in IDM. Setting that to right, it worked.

[A.lemane]

Solved. I had misconfiguard the Dial-up/VPN setting in IDM. Setting that to right, it worked.

replace 30 s with 10 (time between redial attempts)

PS : if u save the dial password in the windows dial DB idm will never never ask for it again (sometimes it ask u event thew that u saved it in idm @@)