After emptying the cache I am knocked off the net...

Hello, After emptying my cache I am knocke off the net and have to reconfigure my connection anyone there?

Which os version are you using?
Please describe in detail all you have attempted to do in order to resolve the issue. Have you restarted your computer? Where did you empty your cache from - browser, system directory, Home directory?

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You must understand this difference.
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