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Old 02-09-2010, 11:38 PM #11
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I looked further and found this
http://www22.verizon.com/Residential...elp+Issues.htm

[Slow Internet connection If your Verizon High Speed Internet speed seems unusually slow, step through the checklist below to diagnose the problem.

Run DSL Speed Optimizer. Are you tapping into the full power of your Verizon High Speed Internet connection? Use the DSL Speed Optimizer tool to help you determine if key settings (TCP/IP and MTU) are tuned for optimal performance. Learn more. http://www22.verizon.com/Residential...hree/98885.htm


Turn your modem off and then back on. Most Internet connectivity problems can be solved by turning the modem off and then back on again. Turn your modem off, wait 15 seconds, and then turn it back on. After waiting 45 seconds to allow the modem to synchronize with the server, try reconnecting to the Internet. ]

more tips-
http://www22.verizon.com/Residential...sOne/86236.htm


*Optimizer needs to used with IE browser -not Firefox *

I did it and did a reboot and seems to be faster loading the pages.
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Old 02-10-2010, 11:37 AM #12
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I looked further and found this
http://www22.verizon.com/Residential...elp+Issues.htm

[Slow Internet connection If your Verizon High Speed Internet speed seems unusually slow, step through the checklist below to diagnose the problem.

Run DSL Speed Optimizer. Are you tapping into the full power of your Verizon High Speed Internet connection? Use the DSL Speed Optimizer tool to help you determine if key settings (TCP/IP and MTU) are tuned for optimal performance. Learn more. http://www22.verizon.com/Residential...hree/98885.htm


Turn your modem off and then back on. Most Internet connectivity problems can be solved by turning the modem off and then back on again. Turn your modem off, wait 15 seconds, and then turn it back on. After waiting 45 seconds to allow the modem to synchronize with the server, try reconnecting to the Internet. ]

more tips-
http://www22.verizon.com/Residential...sOne/86236.htm


*Optimizer needs to used with IE browser -not Firefox *

I did it and did a reboot and seems to be faster loading the pages.


Jo:

I'm not doing ANYTHING right now. It's working just fine, I'm zipping all over the internet. No need to go any faster, because this thing is faster now than before.

One problem we are having is emptying the email folder. Alan has 29,000 emails (because he didn't have the computer for 3 weeks). We've been trying to empty the folder and we are always told "error, we cannot complete this task"

It lets you do 80 at a time, but why the heck can't we empty the folder.

I click on the word 'EMPTY", and I get a prompt: "Are you sure you want to empty this folder?' and I click on "yes", and then it tells me

Sorry, error we cannot complete this task.

I bet I have to call up Verizon and get them to do this. I'll have them test my modem at the same time.

But as for everything else, it's all 4 green lights, my computer is zipping around and I'm a happy camper.

AND I'M STILL SPROUTING. lol

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wow, is most of that email junk?
Does he use the Verizon webmail ?

He can set up or turn on the junk filter and that would stop a lot of it from getting thru to the inbox.
It is a good idea to block the junk mail so it doesn't even get to your inbox - some of it can contain unsafe attachments or other bad stuff- just by opening it or taking a quick look it can set it in motion.

Verizon info-
[Junk Mail

You can set your Junk filtering options to perfrom the following operations in incoming mail that has already been identified as junk:

* Delete incoming Junk Mail goes straight to your Trash folder
* Save Junk in the Junk folder
* Disable Junk filtering Junk will appear in your Inbox just like regular mail

Blocked Senders

If you do not want to receive mail from a particular person, add their email address to this list. If you do not want to receive email from an entire company, add their domain name (eg. badspammer.com) to this list. To accept email from that person or company again, just remove their address from this list by clicking Unblock.

Mail from these domains/addresses is placed in your Junk folder, unless the sender is on your allow list. As an example, a you can set up a block list that includes address.com. This would ordinarily result in all mail from the address.com domain being put in your Junk folder. However, if the you also have the address michael@address.com in your allow list, and an email from that address is received, it will arrive in your inbox. ]
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wow, is most of that email junk?
Does he use the Verizon webmail ?

He can set up or turn on the junk filter and that would stop a lot of it from getting thru to the inbox.
It is a good idea to block the junk mail so it doesn't even get to your inbox - some of it can contain unsafe attachments or other bad stuff- just by opening it or taking a quick look it can set it in motion.

Verizon info-
[Junk Mail

You can set your Junk filtering options to perfrom the following operations in incoming mail that has already been identified as junk:

* Delete incoming Junk Mail goes straight to your Trash folder
* Save Junk in the Junk folder
* Disable Junk filtering Junk will appear in your Inbox just like regular mail

Blocked Senders

If you do not want to receive mail from a particular person, add their email address to this list. If you do not want to receive email from an entire company, add their domain name (eg. badspammer.com) to this list. To accept email from that person or company again, just remove their address from this list by clicking Unblock.

Mail from these domains/addresses is placed in your Junk folder, unless the sender is on your allow list. As an example, a you can set up a block list that includes address.com. This would ordinarily result in all mail from the address.com domain being put in your Junk folder. However, if the you also have the address michael@address.com in your allow list, and an email from that address is received, it will arrive in your inbox. ]
more-
http://www.verizon.net/micro/webmail...tm#preferences

Jo:

THIS IS NOT JUNK MAIL. This is Alan's marketing emails that he always gets. It's not spam either.

All we want to do is empty the folder. When we click on empty it says (I just tried again). We cannot fulfill your request at this time".

I tried calling. Forget it. I waited 20 minutes. Couldn't get through.

I tried emailing Verizon. I had typed my question, then it re-directed me to another page and I lost it all.

We do not have OutlookExpress.

This is just plain old Verizon email.

All he wants to do is empty the folder that has all the 29,000 email messages.
Not the trash folder, not the spam folder. Just the inbox folder.

Any ideas WOULD BE WONDERFUL.

lol

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I'm stuck, I have the yahoo/Verizon version of web mail so mine looks different than yours. We figured that much out last time LOL.

but it does let you delete 80 at a time?
yuck - might have to do it that way..
or it isn't working at all?

Oh if you have 80 showing on a page?
if you go thru all pages and click on each page delete all first -and then hit the submit after all are checked for deletion {or what ever the button that does the action is labeled}
- and try that???
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