Well, it doesn't matter what connection I"m on, the site has been iffy lately....and I'm not complaining but when I get errors saying that the page could not be found and they are coming from the forum, I begin to wonder.
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Well, it doesn't matter what connection I"m on, the site has been iffy lately....and I'm not complaining but when I get errors saying that the page could not be found and they are coming from the forum, I begin to wonder.
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Well, it actually does matter. If you connection is iffy and dropping out between your PC and the IANAG Server, you could get those errors.Originally Posted by Gizmokid2005
I have gotten that error like a few times in the past and at those times, there were network connectivity issues at my work so it was understandable...if that is what you are having then yeah, speed won't matter but the longer it takes to load a web page the higher the chances of a failure I think.
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