"limelect" <limelect@bezeqint.net> wrote in message
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> you may be correct as since the connection is on again after
> a time out but still i would like to write a delphi program to
> automate the search for the program that doing the problem.
There isn't any way to automate that in code.
> p.s the problem does not ocure while running a program (???)
> it comes and goes even whene all needed programs are running
> in the back ground ONLY.
That does not mean that any one of them could not be having an effect on the
connection. Being "in the background" means nothing from a program's
standpoint. It just means the user is not interacting with it, but it is
still doing its work nontheless.
Like I said earlier, what you describe suggests that one or more of your
programs is using the connection more than it should be, or in ways that it
should not be, and the modem (or the ISP) is reacting accordingly by cutting
out the connection periodically. That is why I told you to keep a list of
every program that is running on the machine, regardless of whether it is in
the foreground or background, and try to isolate which specific program(s)
are running every time the problem occurs, and then see if the problem still
occurs when those program(s) are not running at all. That may mean taking a
week or two to build up a log of when the problem occurs and under what
conditions.
Gambit
