HELP! “..messages could not be delivered..”

Sometimes when u log off, at the other end on someones contact list, u can take a while to disappear and become offline…so that contact may be typing to u thinkin that ur online when ur not!! thats why the messages dont get delivered.

Also, if sum 1 goes offline and u dont close the window and then they come bak on again, sumtimes when u try to talk to them wif the same window, the messages do not get sent! if this happens, just close the window and re open a new one and chat away!!!

the best thing to do if ur messages arent being delivered is to try to close the chat session and open a new one and see if that works….if that fails, log off and log bak on again

Edited by – Phil on 08/22/2002 14:29:18

Ack!
Okay here.

I find that the non-delivering messages, the “still appearing online although contact is really offline” n’ shtuff generally happens on slow connections with a combo of a slow/partially outdated computer… more specifically any dial-up connection n’ a… slow computer.

But what do I know?

Windaphoner

Edited by – windaphoner on 08/23/2002 21:13:42

That seems like the right idea to me!! one girl that i no has an increadibly slow connection and when she signs off, it takes around 5 minutes for to appear offline.

This usually happens when u try to send sum 1 a message at the same time they close the window, or a second later…its an annoying coincidence when it does happen!!

Phil

I seem to get this messages ALOT when I download something. (Not on Messenger) I do close the chat window, and re-open it, but it doesnt fix the problem. Or sometimes, if I start by typing a fairly large message to begin the conversation, it doesnt allow the message to go thru (I get that “message couldnt be del…”) Then I continue by typing something small like “hi” or just a random key to allow the messages to go thru.
And I do also agree this is very annoying!

Geeker I was born, geeker I remain.

Edited by – geeker on 09/06/2002 11:19:38

HI

The Problem here is the bandwidth available to Messenger to keep an connection alive, MSN Messenger doesn’t use an reserved bandwidth to its connections, this problems happenes mostly in dial-up connections with you use either a shared connection or if you are downloading something. It also happenes when you use WEB CAM on your 56k or lower dial-up connection.

The Solution:
All you need is Viagra for strengthening connection in msn. As you cant find it simply try to use a limited bandwith,
1. Use file download mangers like GoZilla and GetRight if the problem is with the file download and limit the bandwith
2. Reduce the resolution/size of the web cam video you recieve.
3. REMEMBER: Memory is more than Asprin. Increase the RAM from time to time.

watch out urxlnc is back !!!