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January 31st, 2002 15:00

IE Issues

I don't know if anyone else is experiencing similar issues, but in the last week or so, my internet explorer has has serious issues loading certain websites such as msn.com, hotmail.com and weather.com. However, many other websites load just fine. I am currently having to use AOL to pull up these sites. I keep hitting refresh because it partially loads some pages in IE, but then stops and every so often refresh will work and it will pull up the full page. This is a recent problem and my computer is only about 45 days old. I tried reinstalling IE to no avail and was going to attempt to reinstall XP but need to really think that through first. I even uninstalled numerous programs that I thought might be conflicting with XP and therefore IE, however that did not work either. I even did the system restore to an earlier date prior to when the issue started, but also to no avail. I know it isn't my internet connection because everything else works fine and it worked fine until about a week ago. Any suggestions? (I have done the accept all cookies thing and they still won't load and even added them to my always accept cookies from these sites).


  • agent100

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    Posted January 31st, 2002 16:00

    If you are using dial up connection to the internet, this can be expected. If not, contact your ISP and have them test your lines remotely to make sure that your up and down speeds are up to par. If this tested out ok, I would say that it is probably just a common site and many users are accessing it at the same time as your self. This would generate a performance hit for everyone if the site is experiencing a lot of traffic.

    I hope this helped.

    agent100

  • brittondale

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    Posted January 31st, 2002 17:00

    I do not use dial up, I use a cable modem. And it's not performance of the sites because they work perfectly when using the browser for AOL AND they worked perfectly until about a week ago. This is an IE issue...you can just tell by the way it's working, can't explain it. I just can't figure out what is wrong with IE. My roommate said he has no issues with his and he uses the same cable modem.


    agent100 wrote:
    - If you are using dial up connection to the internet,
    - this can be expected. If not, contact your ISP and
    - have them test your lines remotely to make sure that
    - your up and down speeds are up to par. If this
    - tested out ok, I would say that it is probably just
    - a common site and many users are accessing it at the
    - same time as your self. This would generate a
    - performance hit for everyone if the site is
    - experiencing a lot of traffic.
    -
    - I hope this helped.
    -
    - agent100
    -
    -



  • brittondale

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    Posted January 31st, 2002 17:00

    Ok not sure if this will help anyone help me figure out what is wrong with my IE, however when I try to log into Dellnet by MSN, that also does not work at all. It says that it is singing me in but just sits there. This started the same time my IE started messing up!

  • glendamatney

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    Posted January 31st, 2002 23:00

    which version of ie are u useing does your roommate use the same version there is some problems with ie 6

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    Posted January 31st, 2002 23:00

    Take a look on the www.SunJava.com and update to the newest Jave Available-reboot and go into the TOOLS / INTERNET OPTIONS / ADVANCED/ and turn on the JAVA CONSOLE try again. if it doesnt work it will give you and ERROR MSG. on the JAVA console that should point directly at the culpurit...Hope it helps


  • Dr. Lawrence Ho

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    Posted February 1st, 2002 00:00

    AOL and IE do not co-exist happily. Consider removing AOL completely. The instructions can be gotton from people on this forum. There are no problems with IE 6. It is the best of the IE series of browsers.


    LawrenceH

  • chuket

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    Posted February 1st, 2002 00:00

    This may or may not help. I've found that if I double quick too fast I get the same page message "hit the refresh button". By double clicking slo-o-o-wer, the connection goes through. Post back if this works.