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Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 13
OS: xp
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Unable to access intenet [moved from IE]
My internet connection is through a wired router as a shared resource. I am using Windows XP Home. I can’t access the internet through Internet Explorer 7. But if I start up AOL, I have no problem accessing the internet.
No change if firewall is turned off. I uninstalled AOL but still no internet. Why can’t I access the internet using Internet Explorer? Thanks |
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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 13
OS: xp
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Re: Unable to access intenet
Allowing the IE is a good idea, but maybe not enough information. May I ask a couple of questions. First, When I turned off the firewall, wouldn't that do the same thing as allowing everything? Second, Under the firewall settings for Direct Internet Connections, Internet Explorer is already Enabled. Am I looking in the wrong location?
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Re: Unable to access intenet
Sorry I couldnt give more detail the first time, I havent used Trend micro in years, but I go this from the net:
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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 13
OS: xp
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Re: Unable to access intenet
I appreciate your response but basically this did not solve the problem. You set of instructions may have been based on a newer version of TrendMicro but I was able to work my way to the same point and found that IE was already enabled.
While polking around TrendMicro I discovered that the firewall setting was set to Automatically detect the best available connection. I changed this to be set for my specific LAN. This did not help either. I still can not access the internet thru Internet Explorer. When Enternet Explorer comes back with an error message it also allows me to run a diagnostic connection test. At the conclusion of the test it states "Windows cannot connect to the internet using HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP. This is probably caused by a firewall setting on this computer. Check the firewall settings for the HTTP port (80), HTTPS port (443) and FPT port (21)." I could not find access to these port in the TrendMicro program. At thsi point I don't know what to look for in TrendMircor or Internet Explorer. 4-dontkno. |
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