Question

Connectity question

Answer 1

yes?

Answer 2

My tablet connects readily to OpenStudy. It also serves as my WiFi hot spot for my desktop computer. Until today all worked fine when I connected to OpenStudy on my desktop via my hotspot. Today, however, I have not even once been able to connect to OpenStudy on my desktop. Anyone have a fix to suggest? Thanks.

Answer 3

@Jaynator495 this is a question for you

Answer 4

More accurately, I CAN connect to OpenSudy, but get the "Uh-oh, lost the connection" message, plus "loading more," plus a blank right hand screen. :(

Answer 5

hmmm

this often happens in chrome. I use mozilla. But it might not fix =[

Answer 6

Surely would like to get back to helping students thru my desktop.

Answer 7

I can answer this

Answer 8

Has nothing to do withyour comptuer

Answer 9

This happened to me yesterday, today it's fine...

Answer 10

Glad to hear from you. My desktop runs Chrome.

Answer 11

OpenStudy is messing up, unfortantly the only way to solve this is transfer to another OS Domain for a while, its happening to me to, i recommend going to new.openstudy.com then widget, then retro-widget

Answer 12

i didn't even knew of new opesntudy xD

Answer 13

I have not determained why this is, and have been unable to as it makes no sense...

Answer 14

But i've been working on it

Answer 15

Let me try new.OpenStudy. thx

Answer 16

np

Answer 17

There are several domains of os Alex :P

Answer 18

There's even one with "amazon" included in its link

Answer 19

i know one starting at their ip and then something like amzon..........

Answer 20

Thats because thats the connection to the amazon server...

Answer 21

NOT NOT NOT a OS domain, but the OpenStudy SERVER link.

Answer 22

@jaynator!! Your suggestion has solved my problem!! Gee, thanks.

Answer 23

:) jay is genius as always

Answer 24

NP Math :)

Answer 25

LOL

http://prntscr.com/9bywhc

Answer 26

So wuh? :P

Answer 27

Actually, that WAS the first time I've asked a question on OpenStudy. Thrilled that this has resolved my problem. Thanks, Jaynator495, and to all the others who responded.

Answer 28

It could also be a problem with your internet provider ^_^ you may contact your internet providers (which most likely has tech crews aka tech support)

Answer 29

I don't think it's related to internet

Answer 30

Internet issues bring strange situations tbh

Answer 31

I know it was math, anywho... JOLG its not... i have 200mbps download and i'm having the issue LOL

Answer 32

As there came a time that I would search up things on my browser and results would show but I couldn't enter websites or anything. Only see the search engine results.

Answer 33

Eh... ._.

Answer 34

That is an OpenStudy problem which should not exist. But unfortunately, nothing much is being done to fix it.

I'm rather surprised that you haven't gotten this problem in the past.

Answer 35

Tbh Comcast is the worst internet provider ._. I have problems with the modem I rent from them for $10/monthly and when it has problems I take it to the local store and they give me a "new" one... problem is they just recycle them and dont really fix them they just give me someone elses messed up modem

Answer 36

Erm, I'll just message you the domains. Isn't safe to let others see them. :)

Answer 37

I have the same problem mathmale

Answer 38

what is "new.openstudy.com" , and why doesn't it lag O.O

Answer 39

new.openstudy.com is a subdomain of OpenStudy. Basically, it uses a different server to connect to OpenStudy. Since everyone is using OpenStudy.com, the server lags. But when you use new.openstudy.com you are using openstudy.com through a different server that barely has any people using it. Thus, it is faster.

Answer 40

how did u only ask 4 questions