My son's computer has a wireless connection to mine and he is able to access those sites, therefore it must be something with my computer, not the internet provider. I have Windows XP Home Edition, Internet Exploer 7. I ran different programs to check for viurses, spyware, etc. as well as ccleaner. Microsoft's website was not helpful. Please help, this is minor but very annoying.
Some Web Pages Won't Load
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feltenflug
, Jan 23 2007 03:56 PM
#1
Posted 23 January 2007 - 03:56 PM
My son's computer has a wireless connection to mine and he is able to access those sites, therefore it must be something with my computer, not the internet provider. I have Windows XP Home Edition, Internet Exploer 7. I ran different programs to check for viurses, spyware, etc. as well as ccleaner. Microsoft's website was not helpful. Please help, this is minor but very annoying.
#2
Posted 25 January 2007 - 09:47 PM
Did you upgrade to IE version 7 right around when you had this problem? IE7 has still had its fair share of problems being in my opinion a rushed browser upgrade.
One quick thing you can do is see if somehow they where put in your restricted list. In IE go to tools>internet options>under the security tab highlight the restricted sites. Click the sites button and scroll through there to see if they are listed.
Perhaps others might have some suggestions also.
One quick thing you can do is see if somehow they where put in your restricted list. In IE go to tools>internet options>under the security tab highlight the restricted sites. Click the sites button and scroll through there to see if they are listed.
Perhaps others might have some suggestions also.
#3
Posted 26 January 2007 - 08:35 AM
I tried that already. It happend right before the holidays. I don't know why my computer has the problem and my son's doesn't. My computer also wouldn't accept the maclicious spyware tool and his did. It is probably something so simple that I don't see it.
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