I'm being disconnected from second life.

[BrinquedoTorto]

Hello!
I'm facing a problem with Second Life ...
I am being disconnected 3 to 5 minutes after login.
Sometimes I am asked to verify my connection to the internet.
This problem appeared after exchanging internet bandwidth services before 15 mega and now 50 mega.
It is noteworthy that: I have no problems with the internet in other things, just SL; I've tried using other viewers; Clean cache frequently; My computer has all the prerequisites for use of secondlife; I can usually access by connecting through the Internet of 15 mega of my mother, but I can not in my 50 mega.
I would love to be helped with this as I have stopped with SL because of this problem.
Sorry, for grammatical errors or nonsense words ... I used a translator.

P.S.:

This is the message I get when I'm disconnected:

"Ah no! You have been disconnected from Second Life.
This region may be experiencing problems. Please check your internet connection."

[Avery Crazyboi]

This is not the right forum

You should post your problems in the answers forum

[Alwin Alcott]

1 hour ago, BrinquedoTorto said:

 

This is the message I get when I'm disconnected:

"Ah no! You have been disconnected from Second Life.
This region may be experiencing problems. Please check your internet connection."

this forum section isn't for technical disconnections... but for people missing

you will get better responses when placing this in the technical section.

 

One thing you really have to stop doing is cleaning your cache, that will make connection and lag problems only bigger.

 

[Lindal Kidd]

Do not clear your cache, that is not the problem.  

Even with a fast internet connection, you may have a *poor quality* internet connection.  There are suggestions here for things you can try: http://blog.nalates.net/2011/10/26/troubleshoot-your-sl-connection/ 

[Nalates Urriah]

A good internet connection not the same as having a good connection to the SL servers. Follow Lindal's link and test your connection to the SL servers.