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**Liliel** · July 27th, 16, 06:11 PM

So starting at around 10pm last night I came across a annoying issue. I was logged in on DeviantART to do a few things and when I was done I went to sign out yet when I did it took a LONG time to load and when it did all I got was a page that said "DeviantArt isn't working" and under it it said the data faild to be sent. This ONLY happen's when I try and log out. And now today on hear I get the same issue when I try and post in a rp on hear.

Can someone hopefully tell me if this is just a issue with my internet or maybe the website's them self? I'll be wicked upset if its my tablet having the issue.

Also if this is some kinda common thing with tech then I'm sorry. I'm not sure in then now about these things. I tend to just reset my internet box if things are loading slow. I have not tech know how.

**yoshiyos** · July 28th, 16, 12:20 AM

I have had an issue with that here when I have bad wifi, where I will be doing fine then all of a sudden I get that message. Best way to check is to see if it works under a different wifi.

**Liliel** · July 28th, 16, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by yoshiyos

I have had an issue with that here when I have bad wifi, where I will be doing fine then all of a sudden I get that message. Best way to check is to see if it works under a different wifi.

can't really do that given where i live. The area really only has one tower and we live right on it's edge.

**yoshiyos** · July 29th, 16, 02:26 AM

If you have data on your phone you can set up a personal hotspot and tap into it temporarily from your Ipad. That's the best suggestion I have regarding it though.

**Liliel** · July 29th, 16, 03:21 AM

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Originally Posted by yoshiyos

If you have data on your phone you can set up a personal hotspot and tap into it temporarily from your Ipad. That's the best suggestion I have regarding it though.

I'd need a phone for that. Don't really have one. I hate those thing's. I'm a shut in IRL who basically uses a house phone only when I have no choice otherwise I honestly don't ever talk to anyone unless its face to face on on the internet.

**terminator101** · July 29th, 16, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Lazuli

... I'm a shut in IRL ...

I'm sorry to hear that you have Agoraphobia. Your WiFi must be more of a "Life line" for you than just a source of entertainment and information. I found an interesting article about a shut in that you might like to read -> http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-...azon-delivery/

Hmm... The fact that the problem occurred in two different websites leads me to believe that the cause is most likely on your end. If it is a problem with the WiFi signal strength of your tablet PC, then there are two hardware options and one software option for you to try out.

The hardware options are:

1) If you are having a problem with the WiFi reception in your house, then you can buy a WiFi Range Extender online for as little as $19.99 (MEI Micro Center has one physical store location in your state. If you feel up to it, you can visit it) -> http://www.microcenter.com/search/se...ortby=pricelow. A WiFi Range Extender repeats the signal traffic between your router and your WiFi device, so that you can move about further distances away from your router (Up to a certain limit).

2) If you are "Sharing" your neighbor's unprotected WiFi (Everyone in my apartment building has WPA2-PSK protection enabled in their router, including myself, so you'd be SOL if you lived in my building!) then you can buy a USB 2.0 WiFi adapter with an external, directional antenna online for as little as $12.17 (You'd have to disable your tablet PC's built-in WiFi chip) -> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dual-Band-2-...EAAOSwkl5Xdg8G. The external antenna allows you to receive/transmit WiFi signals better than a WiFi adapter/built in chip that has an internal antenna, since you can adjust the path of the signal stream.

The software option is to try a "Signal Booster" app/application. I haven't tried any of those, so I don't know if they'd really work for you. But at the cost of around $0.00 (Some of them are freeware while others are shareware), it might be worth a shot -> http://download.cnet.com/s/signal-booster/ I would recommend that you scan those apps/applications with MalwareBytes Anti-Malware (Free version) -> https://www.malwarebytes.com/mwb-download/ before installing them. If you don't already have MalwareBytes Anti-Malware installed, you can download it, install it, download the signal booster app/application's setup or installation file, go into Windows Explorer, right click on the setup or installation file for the signal booster app/application and then click on the "Scan with MalwareBytes Anti-Malware" option.

I hope that this helps you!