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Old 05-21-2007, 09:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Behind the scenes

Ok. I am having an issue with IE7 (and other browsers, so I know it's not specific to IE7). When I access some websites (i.e., monster.com) I get a message that says "Address is not valid". The list of websites that I cannot access is growing. Some I have never accessed before and still the message. I can go to another computer that is networked to the same DLS and access is fine (should rule out provider issue).

So my question is more about what happens behind the scenes with the pc registry (if anything) or any other file that I may need to check or clean or even compare with the other system I have.

Any ideas? I have tried cleaning cache, deleting temp files, and even using a registry cleaner....nothing has fixed this issue.

Thanks for any advice.
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