Downloing of toontown test server

clear your temporary internet files /history empty your trash folder on your desktop remove any addons that you dont use use defrag tool to check for fragmented files check for viruses /malware/spyware slowing down your comp by running any programs you have for these one at a time do you have automatic updates on check for updates to your browser and addons such as adobe flash /firefox etc

Disable windows firewall

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Having a bad day?
Ok, go to IE tools->internet options
Clear your Cache, cookies and History
Close IE
Restart IE

All should be well

If not - the server has reached capacity and no more users can log on at this time and you need to wait.

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Do these things in the following order:
1. Make sure you are using the most up-to-date drivers for your video card. Check your video card manufacturer's website for updates.
2. Make sur eyou are using the most up-to-date drivers for your sound card too (I've read this issue *might* actually be sound related). Check your sound card manufacturer's website for updates.
3. Make sure your windows updates are current.
4. Make sure your Direct X files are current.
5. If you are still having trouble, trying changing your desktop resolution before launching the game. Try out different resolutions.
6. Lastly, open a dos command prompt and enter this command: C:\Program Files\Disney\Disney Online\Toontown\configrc -lowres -save

Official ToonTown response:

Dear Toontown Guest,

Thank you for your bug report.

If you are downloading an older version of Toontown, you may need to
remove old files or controls that are temporarily saved to your machine
in order to update the game.

To correct the problem, you will need to delete the ActiveX control.
This will force you to download the most recent ActiveX control
available the next time you play.

To delete the current ActiveX controls, please complete the following:

First let's try clearing your cache files within your browser. Within
Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer 5.0 and later, cache is referred to as
Temporary Internet Files. It is recommended that these files be removed
regularly. To remove Temporary Internet Files:

1)Double-click the Internet Explorer icon
2)Click Tools on the menu bar
3)Select Internet Options
4)Click the General tab (furthest to the left)
5)Click the Delete Files button (halfway down the screen)
6)Click the OK button
7)Click Yes

To remove cookies, do the following:

1)Click the Settings button on the General tab.
2)Click View Files.
3)Find any cookies that contain the words "GO" or "Disney" or
"Toontown".
4)Click once on the cookie and then press the delete key on your
keyboard.

To remove the ActiveX control, do the following:

1)Click the Setting button on the General tab
2)Click View Objects
3)Find the Toontown Installer ActiveX Object, right click and select
Remove
4)Click OK

If this does not solve your problem, the files may be stored at your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or somewhere in between (i.e. your
Internet proxy). When this is the case, the only thing that can be done
is to wait for a periodic update by your ISP or Internet proxy. Updates
can occur as often as every day, however, this will depend on your
particular ISP.

We are currently working on a fix for this that will be posted to the
website soon.

Please also ensure that any other security software (Anti-Spam, Popup
Blocker, Anti-Virus, Firewall, Proxy, Script-Blocker, Age-Restriction)
is configured to allow Toontown test to connect to the internet.

We know you had a problem accessing the test site but we really need to
have the log files from the test game to address test serve issues.

We apologize for this inconvenience and look forward to seeing your
Toons in the Toontown Central Playground!

Thank You,

Wendell
Disney's Toontown Online Member Services

this happens when toontowns servers get to full

make sure you have java enabled

Try to uninstall the program and reinstall it. Normally, this happens due to insufficient memory resources like video memory is insufficient and the system RAM.

download java script then download toon town againhope this helps

well...printer server drivers are in fact, different than regular workstation drivers..usually, those are accessible through the software vendor for the server, NOT the printer manufacturer..