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You still have the problem? 
OK, I've heard other people who had this problem say it had something to do with their router. (Linksys ones I think... can't remember)
Well after they flashed their router with a newer firmware the problem was fixed... you could try looking into that.
Also, you should make sure your Half-Life is completely up-to-date, there might be a bug fix... (probably already up-to-date though)
A couple more (most likely pointless) things you can try are: "Verify integrity of game cache" and "Defragment cache files" (for HL1).
One last quick question: Which video mode are you using?
It won't make a difference (atleast it shouldn't), but last time someone asked you said "default"...
I think, unless you change it in HL or another mod, the default video mode set by HL is Software.
Use Open GL if possible; Direct 3D if not possible... Software should normally be last choice.
Well, good luck fixing it.
OK, I've heard other people who had this problem say it had something to do with their router. (Linksys ones I think... can't remember)
Well after they flashed their router with a newer firmware the problem was fixed... you could try looking into that.
Also, you should make sure your Half-Life is completely up-to-date, there might be a bug fix... (probably already up-to-date though)
A couple more (most likely pointless) things you can try are: "Verify integrity of game cache" and "Defragment cache files" (for HL1).
One last quick question: Which video mode are you using?
It won't make a difference (atleast it shouldn't), but last time someone asked you said "default"...
I think, unless you change it in HL or another mod, the default video mode set by HL is Software.
Use Open GL if possible; Direct 3D if not possible... Software should normally be last choice.
Well, good luck fixing it.