Disconnect after login

[Serbitar Nemeth]

Why im disconnected after around 30 sec when i log in, it happens only in second life in last 2 days.

"Probably a connectivity issue, perhaps you've suffered damage/failure in your local network or your PC's struggling to keep up for some reason."

Like i write, it happens only in second life, every other online game or other application work fine.

"The worse possibility is that you could be facing a partial equipment failure from overheating."

No, i use much more heavier applications than SL, and they work fine.

[Freya Mokusei]

Probably a connectivity issue, perhaps you've suffered damage/failure in your local network or your PC's struggling to keep up for some reason.

You don't include any useful information for diagnosis, so I hope you can figure this one out yourself!

Troubleshooting info from Nalates' blog: Troubleshoot Your SL Connection

[Rolig Loon]

I hope that Freya is right and that it is a connectivity issue.  The worse possibility is that you could be facing a partial equipment failure from overheating. SL puts heavy load onto a graphics card and that draws a lot of power. If you are using a machine that was not designed to handle it, or if it has accumulated a lot of dust bunnies and cat hair, the machine can overheat quickly.  As soon as it does, the machine will try to save itself by shutting down programs that are causing the load.  If that's your problem, don't force it.  Fix it.

My desktop has three fans in the tower plus one on the graphics card itself, and I can still see a temperature rise as I launch SL.  When I launch SL on my laptop, which has only the one fan, I hear the fan speed up dramatically and, again, see about a 20 degree temperature rise.  That's normal, and both of my machines are built to handle it.  Even so, I open up the desktop's tower periodically and use a can of air to blow dust out, and I check to be sure that all the fans are spinning smoothly.  I blow air through the vents in my laptop too, and I have it on a ventilated cooling pad when I am using it.

Heat is an expensive peril.  It doesn't take long to damage or destroy a graphics card or other components.  Especially if you are using a lightweight laptop that's made for web browsing, watching YouTube videos, and playing simple online games, please be careful.

[Lindal Kidd]

You can't compare "other online games" to Second Life.  Most games do not require as much bandwidth as SL, and not nearly so constantly.  The objects and textures in SL are user-created, and they aren't optimized for download speed in the same way that the content of professionally-authored games is.

The bottom line is, everything else could appear to be working just fine, but SL is having problems...and it's most likely due to your internet connection.  Try the link to Nalates' blog that Freya gave you, and work through the suggestions there.