I want to go to a jobsite and it is telling me that I have reached my bandwith limit.what does it mean?
81919
I have a feeling what you are refering to is the owner of the web site is only allowed so much 'traffic' per month.  Once they have used up all the bandwith that they pay for, then all other users can not look at the web site again until the next month when their alotted amount of bandwith starts over.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nMy advice, try the website again in a week or so.
419959
This means that it took too long for you to load the web-page. \n\nThe reason behind this is,\n\n1. either the web-server has a high load and it isn't able to handle it.\n\n2. or the ISP with whom you have a connection with is poor in terms of bandwidth\n\nYou can try again to by refreshing (F5 Key) after sometime and it usually works. Or else , try accessing the page like in the night or other odd times when number of users trying to load the page is less\n\nFinally, If this is the case with all the web-pages you are trying to view, You should give some serious thought about changing your Internet service provider
776627
hi there;\n\nUsually with some isp's they have something called a fair usage policy in their terms and conditions; which if you use more than a certain amount of bandwidth they reduce your speed for a temporary period until you have reduced your use of the internet during peak hours including video, online games, sound during those peak times; hense the speeds you have been receiving. It maybe you can't receive a MAC code because you could be under contract with that company in which you wouldn't be able to get a MAC code until that contract has finished and if you are under the fair usage policy you can't cancel. Although I do advise using a bandwidth speed checker and keeping a detailed log with reference numbers for their technical services and customer service in case there is an underlying problem. If the problem persists the log would help in your case.
45229
It simply means that the web page you are trying to access is not there. (maybe it changed file name, removed, etc). Or simply yo may have typed the wrong URL.\n\nThe first thing you can do is to access the homepage (eg: http://www.yoursite.com) and try yo search for it from there.\n\nbtw, what URL are you accessing?
50045
How much hidden bandwith usage? if it's in the few kilobytes, then that's normal. If it's in the hundreds of kilobytes, then it can be a virus or trojan on your computer. These days, many viruses are made to benifit hackers. Hackers would use viruses to take control over people's computer so they can use them to send spam across the world. You may be a victim to this. So maybe large amounts of spam is being used as a launch pad which can explain the hidden bandwith usage.\n\nAnother possible reason is that a virus is in your computer to slow your entire network down. \n\nEither way, in my opinion, you have a virus on your computer. Don use Norton Antivirus no matter what anybody tells you. It's a popular antivirus but it sucks, big time. use Macfee or AVG antivirus.
942110
It may mean that you are infected with the Plexus Worms Trojan.  \n\n"Port 1250 has been reported by Kaspersky to be the open port for the Plexus Worms Trojan functions.\nThis means if port 1250 is open its most likely that the machine is infected"
598657
It has nothing to do with the country. It is either a DNS failure (their server is not accepting it) or their email is full (above quota) or you are mistakenly being viewed as SPAM.\n\nAll of these will be rectified soon if you have the right address
36025
This means:\n\nThe system is not available\nOur system does not go unfortunately to reach presently because of a technical error. Tries again little later. If the problem remains asks we you to contact
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Wait till you get home from WORK before you PLAY.\nEmployeers have firewalls for a reason. They want their employees to do the job they were assigned to do. They found far too many employees wasting company time which is company money. So, don't even try to bypass the firewalls. You will get FIRED for you efforts.\n\nWait till you get home from work to play on YOUR COMPUTER on YOUR time.\n\nIf you're a kid trying to bypass your school's firewalls or firewalls installed by your parents to protect you from undesierable content the same message applies to you. You are at school to learn, which is your primary job.
671543
it means that the network address that your computer picked up is the same as another on the network.  you probably have it so your computer has locked in a network address, and you want the computer to find the best address for you...this can be changed in your network preferences....let me know if you need steps through this.
691371
Your employer has restricted your access so that you cannot change it - just ring the help desk and explain the problem to them.  They should be able to reset it for you - its no big deal.
817858
All that means is you may have to run and install some updates.  You could ignore the warning but it'll keep coming up until you update.  Here are some pages I kinda like!
81175
It means either the page doesn't exist, has moved or you are disconnected.
1028495
it's  'server overload.'\n\nwait awhile and get back on-normally works fine.
655843
If your background it provided by a third party website it means that people have downloaded too much stuff from that site causing it to exceed its bandwidth limit set by the server that hosts it. You may have to change your background.
179061
its the mccafee firewall which prevent u , try to lower ur firewall settings , or disable it , see whats the result , if yes u have to add ur connection to the allowed sites or network
624652
I think thats the limit! Because they give you only 22MB i Assume. If everyone starts sending in MBs 22MB isn't enough for a night!