SKYPE DISCONNECTING FREQUENTLY - Lenovo 3000 N500 Notebook

You must contact Microsoft for this.

Microsoft are the problem, you need to have the same version of Skype on both machines.

One reason Skype looses connection is because the network is too overloaded, slow or it goes down (crash). Sometimes, the network carrier reduces/limits your bandwidth if/when it detects you (or the other person on Skype) are using too much bandwidth (i.e. using and sending too much data across the network) ... e.g. by viewing movie / TV ... (for an extended period). The reduction / limitation makes it slower for info/data to get to your computer ... e.g. while you're using Skype ... and may cause Skype to believe there is a network failure ... and hence it "looses connection".

Try using a high speed network (from a network carrier) that does not limit your bandwidth (from high usage). Or try just doing the audio (which requires less bandwidth than audio and video) ... to see if it looses connections as frequently. { are you also using the latest version of Skype ? }

This sounds like you have a slow internet connection. It should have nothing to do with the camera. Find out if your service provider is having network problems.

If you are a Skype customer, you can contact +18002044427 live chat support as follows: ... Can I transfer Skype subscriptions or Skype Numbers to another Skype account?

are you also having issues with your internet if so call you service provider for help otherwise reinstall skype...

Go to www.filehippo.com and download Skype. Install it and setup up a Skype account. Assuming you (and they) have broadband Internet access, you can have voice and video communications with any family members who also have a Skype account and Skype installed on their PC for Free. I use Skype frequently and it has good voice, but slows down a bit when using the video; but then my DSL is not the fastest.

you need to restart your computer.

not all headsets are compatible with Skype. You should be able to check online on their website as to whether or not that particular set you have is compatible.

You can connect your phone to your PC as often as you like, but make sure it has finished doing its busines first.

It's also wise to shut down the software on the PC before disconnecting the phone.