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Internet explorer Troubles


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thumper88

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This started a few days ago. If i go to a site it'll come up (a little slower) but pictures refuse to come up. Example: I went to google.com/images and type in a phrase or name and it would show the results in words and the frame of the picture, but no example picture comes up. Again if i go on any number of sites the pictures do not come up. My internet explorer is also very slow. The actual interent itself isnt because i can get onto msn messenger and other things like normal. I've deleted temporary internet files, cookies, history and I've run clean up! and nothing is changing. I restarted the computer a few times also but it still remains the same. Can someone help? please.
much appreciated


I just also noticed now that the clickable smilies (to the left of this page) do not come up and its not blank white.
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Mile Runner

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Hi Themper88, welcome to geeks to go,

your browser is blocking you from veiwing images, and therefore is displaying the "alt" text inserted in the <img tag. (not that you care) if you are using ie go to tools>internet options>advanced> then scroll down to multimedia and make sure the browser is blocking them. if you are not using ie just post back and i will give you other instrucitons.
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