Does anyone else experience that Internet Explorer 6.0 crashes sometimes when you submit a move? It's happened to me about ten times the last few days, on two separate computers. It hasn't been a problem before. I run Win XP Home edition with all updates. If I remember it right, Microsoft released an update for IE 6 a couple of days ago, I suspect it may be the reason.
Originally posted by Zipdrive NightmareI'm on AOL and for the last month things have been getting progressively worse... some times I get thrown out after every two or three moves... I get the 'site may be having technical difficulties' message or the 'cant't locate site' one. At other times everything works a dream.. strange.
Does anyone else experience that Internet Explorer 6.0 crashes sometimes when you submit a move? It's happened to me about ten times the last few days, on two separate computers. It hasn't been a problem before. I run Win XP Home edition with all updates. If I remember it right, Microsoft released an update for IE 6 a couple of days ago, I suspect it may be the reason.
Originally posted by Rhymesteri`m with telewest broadband never had any problems.
I'm on AOL and for the last month things have been getting progressively worse... some times I get thrown out after every two or three moves... I get the 'site may be having technical difficulties' message or the 'cant't locate site' one. At other times everything works a dream.. strange.
Originally posted by Zipdrive NightmareYes, It's just started happening to me. Although, it's my move - and I make my move, it (the board) returns exactly as was, telling me to move. I run also run Internet Explorer 6.0, and until recently had no problems.
Does anyone else experience that Internet Explorer 6.0 crashes sometimes when you submit a move? It's happened to me about ten times the last few days, on two separate computers. It hasn't been a problem before. I run Win XP Home edition with all updates. If I remember it right, Microsoft released an update for IE 6 a couple of days ago, I suspect it may be the reason.
Although, I've re-booted the pc several times, as a result of this, the problem still persists. I was wondering if there's a problem with the site and/or the itself.
Infact, I'm now getting quite pissed off with the current game, as a result of this factor too! : @ 🙄
Originally posted by BluebirdHaving to make the same move twice happens every now and again regfardless of your computer or browser.... this is a problem with the site's server.... don't think it's anything to worry about though.. in fact it sometimes gives you the chance to put right a really stupid move 😉
Yes, It's just started happening to me. Although, it's my move - and I make my move, it (the board) returns exactly as was, telling me to move. I run also run Internet Explorer 6.0, and until recently had no problems.
Although, I've re-booted the pc several times, as a result of this, the problem still persists. I was wondering if there's a problem w ...[text shortened]... I'm now getting quite pissed off with the current game, as a result of this factor too! : @ 🙄
I am not aware of any IE specific issues. The problem with IE (and most Microsoft products) is that if you use Windows update (which I'm sure everyone does - and really should do if they don't), then the software changes so frequently, you end up with lots of different versions of 'version 6' out there. Anyway, this does not explain the problem away, so no excuses.
I'm on AOL and for the last month things have been getting progressively worse... some times I get thrown out after every two or three moves... I get the 'site may be having technical difficulties' message or the 'cant't locate site' one. At other times everything works a dream.. strange
Rhymester,
I have problems with RHP sometimes - but this has mainly been down to NTL in my region. I use the alternative brands, and then everything is ok. (ChessAtWork always seems OK) Next time you have problems, can you see if the same holds true for you - and if it is, I will have to figure out what the hell is going on.
Regards,
-Russ
Originally posted by RussOK Russ..... I'll force myself to try another RHP brand 😉
I am not aware of any IE specific issues. The problem with IE (and most Microsoft products) is that if you use Windows update (which I'm sure everyone does - and really should do if they don't), then the software changes so frequently, you end up with lots of different versions of 'version 6' out there. Anyway, this does not explain the problem away, so n ...[text shortened]... you - and if it is, I will have to figure out what the hell is going on.
Regards,
-Russ