My sl viewers keep crashing at login what to do ?

[Rolig Loon]

You ought to be able to get medium to high quality performance out of that system.  The NVidia GeForce 9500gt is a bit on the old side, but it's about the same vintage as my own card.  You don't have a lot of memory, but 2 gB should be enough.  If you're not getting an error message of any kind, then you are not crashing.  You are disconnecting, possibly timing out before you can establish a solid connection to SL's servers. 

t is possible for a buildup of too many notifications to cause Firestorm to disconnect during or shortly after login. If you experience such disconnections repeatedly on Firestorm, then follow the instructions under “Firestorm Logs Out During Login” here.

You might also be having Domain Name Server (DNS) issues.  Add Google's free public DNS servers or anoither reliable alternative to whatever your ISP assigns you as a default. You don't need to delete what's there.  Just add to it.  Your computer will run down the list as you log on and will find an IP address that works.  Here's how >>> http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/

[Rolig Loon]

You ought to be able to get medium to high quality performance out of that system.  The NVidia GeForce 9500gt is a bit on the old side, but it's about the same vintage as my own card.  You don't have a lot of memory, but 2 gB should be enough.  If you're not getting an error message of any kind, then you are not crashing.  You are disconnecting, possibly timing out before you can establish a solid connection to SL's servers. 

t is possible for a buildup of too many notifications to cause Firestorm to disconnect during or shortly after login. If you experience such disconnections repeatedly on Firestorm, then follow the instructions under “Firestorm Logs Out During Login” here.

You might also be having Domain Name Server (DNS) issues.  Add Google's free public DNS servers or anoither reliable alternative to whatever your ISP assigns you as a default. You don't need to delete what's there.  Just add to it.  Your computer will run down the list as you log on and will find an IP address that works.  Here's how >>> http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/

[lyon Heart]

When it comes down to it, sounds like your drivers are not particulally up-to-date but I could be wrong. 

 Normally I don't link stuff,  but this is what I'd suggest though. : http://blog.nalates.net/2011/02/22/second-life-clean-install/

If it continues to give you problems, just post back on to this Thread, and I'll see what I can figure out for you.

[ch4wki]

Nothing worked isn't there some sort of scan i can run in the viewer like a crash log or something ? that way we'd know the cause of the crash or shutdown .

[ch4wki]

so i used a laptop to login it was connected via wifi and everything worked fine so possibly the problem is in my computer ill try to figure it out but if there is any suggestions that would be very kind

 

[Rolig Loon]

That's about all I can suggest, except for the strong, standard recommendation that you get off wireless. You lose bandwidth that way and can get a lot of interference from sources around you. But since you say that you have tried moving to a direct cable and still have the problem, that's not the issue. Do try adding DNS server IPs if you haven't already.