[mlt]

Hi, I'm hoping that someone can help figure out where the is.... In the last couple of months I've been having problems loading websites on IE the first go. I keep getting the message 'Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage' even when I have full internet connect. At first I thought there was a virus on my computer but I scanned the computer and found no viruses. Also it doesn't have anything to do with the website or traffic problem because this happens even on the googe website or hotmail/gmail/yahoo/websuduku. Funny thing is the websites eventually load after I refresh the screen 5to 10 times or more. I tried cleaning out all the history and cookies but still doesn't work. The operating system that I have is Windows Vista.
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Would appreciate if some can assit.

 

[Go The Power]

please try this

http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/06/12/628499.aspx

 

[mlt]

please try this

http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/06/12/628499.aspx

Hi Go The Power,

I've tried to reset the internet explorer default settings, but I still have the same problem. Any other suggestions?? Do you think if would be useful to reinstall IE v7.0.6000.16681??

Also how can I find out whether it is a problem with IE because when I use Mozilla I sometimes get that problem as well, just not as servre. OR could it be a problem with my ISP even thought there perfect connection to the internet??

Any help would be appreciated.ray:
mlt.

 

[Go The Power]

hello again,

if the same problem happens with firefox, it is most liekly another issue.

how is this computer networked?

what security programs do you have?

 

[mlt]

hello again,

if the same problem happens with firefox, it is most liekly another issue.

how is this computer networked?

what security programs do you have?

Hello again,

My computer not networked in the true sense and the only security program I have is Avira Antivir - antivirus and spybot 'search &' destroy' (not quite sure what you mean...)

I know its difficult for you help me because i'm providing you with much information as i'm not a very technical person...

mlt.

 

[Go The Power]

by networked I meant if it was wireless, or pluged into a modem etc

 

[mlt]

by networked I meant if it was wireless, or pluged into a modem etc

Hello!!

So glad to hear from you, i thought you'd given up on me...
I have a wireless modem, and just the normal windows firewall nothing else.

Also I've checked with my labtop, and the browser worked fine! Must be my computer...

mlt.

 

[Go The Power]

No I havent, I am sorry it toke me a while to reply, I have been very busy lately

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