how do i know how many hours/minutes i was in the net when i turn off my machine? im using dialup?
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You will have to check the time before you log off on your connection screen. you can get it by clicking the connection icon in the task bar on the lower right corner of your screen. If you want to keep track of it all the time then you will have to download some monitoring software that will keep track of the time that you spend online\nCheck out hte link for a free software that does this for you\nhttp://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Network_and_Internet/Online_Timers/RAS_Monitor__98.html
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You have to declare a variable, which you will use for the last activity time. Then at specified intervals check to see how long it has been since the last activity. If it has been longer than your limit then you can run code to log the user out.\n\nBTW, this is also how you would present them with a count-down until log out.
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You can tell how long your computer has been running, or how long some processes (like Internet Explorer) have been running but I don't think you can tell how long you have been connected to the Internet. Open the Task Manager, and select the Processes tab. Click on the View menu and then on Select Columns. Check CPU Time and click OK. The System Idle Process field will tell you how long your computer has been running. The CPU Time might tell you how long some processes have been running, but only if that process has been taking CPU cycles continuously, which isn't really likely.
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Do you mean how do you remove the history of what you are doing on your computer (cough *pr0n* cough) during 5pm to 6pm?  If so, then you could get specific on times by making your way into the:\n\nTools > Internet Options > Settings > View Files\n\nand then sort by "Last Modified" column and scroll down to 5pm and remove all items up to 6pm.
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You could go to a site like Smiley Central. However, be sure to read their terms of service as I believe they track your Internet Usage as part of their service.
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Are you turning the computer OFF or STANDBY?
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it depends on ur speed/connection also... u can right clik ur connection and go to properties,  it will tell u your upload/download speed.... depending if you are on dialup / dsl /broadband .. the time differs.
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Go to internet explorer. If you only have a C: drive, click right mouse on C:, select "properties". This will tell you teh total and used disk space.\n\nInternet connection: Goto start->settings->network connections.\nOpen the active connection, there you have an entry for speed.
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keep logs of your ip changing. plug in your modem, log your ip, turn it off tfor 60 second (no less) do it again.\n\nyou might have configured your modem wrong.
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install antivirus and check once....\nif u r getting a dialogue box saying that ur system is shutting down in 1 minute or something like that then\nopen command prompt\ntype shutdown -a
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what OS are you using? if you are using windows XP you can access this information by going to Start->Control Panel->Network Connections and you will see the connection you have for your dial up. Double click on the connection and you should be able to see the connection speed, the ip address and your routable DNS server.\n\nTo have this show when you are connected right click on the connection goto properties and check show icon in notification area when iam connected.
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right hit on da time in taskbar hit on .Adjust time & date click on da time box and reset ur time then hit on >>Apply & ok \ngo to control panel hit on >>date & time & lanuguage & regional options > hit on region  & language options> hit on  regional  options .tab. make sure  ut  regional is set for ur countery if you have to set that  when done hit >apply & ok then hit on date & time  ... icon\nhit on >interrnet time .tab  . un-check > Automaticall  synchronize with internet  time server . hit on >apply & ok
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Unfortunately there is no way to do this. \n\nThey probably monitor all of your activity anyway. I would wait until you can use another computer.
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Connection session limit is 4 hours.....you will need to re-connect after 4 hours.\n\nEDIT: You can set you modem to auto re-dial on disconnect in your connections properties.
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check if you have an external firewall- some type of routers and modems have firewall in them- disable your firewall in  your system tray where you have the clock on lower right corner of screen. right click on the icon and disable or look for option to disable it
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It might be your battery thats running low. Every computer has a little battery chip that usually starts working when you turn off the computer. It helps your computer run while its turned off so that it can keep track of the time and date and other good stuff.\n\nYou might need to replace your battery soon. Go to control panel then click on Date/Time. You should set it so that whenever you connect to the internet, the time and date will feed off the time from an online server source rather than your own computer's memory.\n\nAh windows 2000? Are you on a network? Can you tell me what ISP connection you have and how you are connected?\n\nClick on Start, then RUN, and just type cmd and hit enter to get to your command prompt. Type this:\nnet time /setsntp:time.microsoft.com \n\nIts an online server source that your computer can retrieve the correct time from.\n\nEDIT: It should automatically sync it now. Did it work though? If it doesnt work when you log on in the future, then let me know and I can help you permanently set that way. Just contact me through my profile.
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click internet options, click connections, click on dial when connection isn't present, that should do it