Internet Connection Error 619

When attempting to connect to the Internet from a computer that has Windows XP installed, a connection error may be generated. If connection error 619 occurs, it often causes the connection attempt to fail, which means that you will not be able to browse the Internet at all.

Internet connection error 619 can be caused by a number of different factors, including: a third party program, a problem with the access numbers provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for those using dial-up, a modem problem, or a router problem. Depending on what is causing the error, there are different methods for resolving it.

If a third party program is causing a problem with your Internet connection, your best bet is to uninstall it. Once the program has been uninstalled, you should try connecting to the Internet to ensure that has resolved the problem. If you can once again connect to the Internet, you can try re-installing the program to see if it was just an issue with that installation. If it once again interrupts your connection, you should remove the third party program from your computer.

With a dial-up connection, there are often several numbers you can try to connect to the Internet. You should try all of them to see if any of them will connect. If you are still having issues, you may have to make some changes to your telephone line, like removing call waiting or adding a custom prefix when dialing your ISP.

To confirm if there is a problem with your modem, you should check its status in Device Manager. If there is an X or any issues, you can uninstall your modem. Once it has been uninstalled restart your computer and it will attempt to install the hardware. You may have to provide a disk for this. Once your modem has been installed, you can run a query on its set up from within the Properties window. If it appears to be set up correctly, try connecting again.

To resolve issues with your router, you will need the manual that was sent with it. Within that, you will find an IP address to enter so that you can check the configurations of your router. Follow the steps and ensure your router is set up as provided by your ISP.

If none of these remedies work, contact your ISP to determine if the problem is at their end.