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Big Dave

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Since: Aug 19, 2007
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 8:30 am
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One of two vista computers on my home network has lost the ability to browse
the internet. I have a Dlink 655 router and a few XP computers also on the
home network. One of the vista computers can't use IE 7. It gets the "Website
found. Waiting for reply..." and just waits for a long time before timing
out. The other vista computer can browse the internet with IE 7 just fine.
All of the XP machines can browse with IE 7 as well. I have a combination of
wireless and wired connections. The computer that cannot use IE 7 has a wired
connection. On this computer, Outlook works fine. Diagnose and repair does
not find any problems with the Internet Connection.

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samiam

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 5:32 am
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Sorry I can't help --- but I can tell you that I just got the same problem --
was working fine for months --- all the other computers in the house work fine

"Big Dave" wrote:

> One of two vista computers on my home network has lost the ability to browse
> the internet. I have a Dlink 655 router and a few XP computers also on the
> home network. One of the vista computers can't use IE 7. It gets the "Website
> found. Waiting for reply..." and just waits for a long time before timing
> out. The other vista computer can browse the internet with IE 7 just fine.
> All of the XP machines can browse with IE 7 as well. I have a combination of
> wireless and wired connections. The computer that cannot use IE 7 has a wired
> connection. On this computer, Outlook works fine. Diagnose and repair does
> not find any problems with the Internet Connection.

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mike015

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 2:34 pm
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I had the same issue on a friends Dell XP computer I was trying to fix.
(Website found, waiting for reply)

I had thought my issue was firewall based. But Firefox worked fine.
I tried disabling active services but that did not help
I tried reinstalling IE 6 ( http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318378 )
I tried reinstalling SP2
I tried upgrading to IE 7
I tried other minor fruitless en devours
(all of this with reboots at each significant step)

What I did do that had worked for me
Uninstalled IE 7
Uninstalled SP2 (with many warnings things may not work after)
Reinstalled SP2, Success!

I haven't reinstalled IE 7 as of yet, I wouldn't expect any issues in doing
so. But I must check with the owner if they want me to first.

So to sum up my experience, it seems that SP2 was the issue, and doing a
reinstall was not enough. I needed to be uninstalled first then reinstalled.

Hope this helps someone out there.

Mike
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Robby Loyed

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 7:58 am
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OK HERE IS THE FIX!!!
Disable all managed addons in the internet explorer application.
then do a start run "msconfig"

Click on services and check hide all microsoft services
the disable all of the ones refering to antivirus of firewall software
then in the same window click on startup
disable all
reboot

now ie will work
if you run into something not working correctly as far as applications
go back into msconfig and simply check then enble on the one item in question.

Most applications do not need to be started at start up they will start
manually when you run them.

after this is done you can surf all you want. however i do suggest you
reinstall your AV software. However, the software based firewalls are always
in my opinion been very gummy use the windows firewall if you very concerned.

--
Robby Loyed
MCSE,CCNA,NET+,A+,VB.NET


"mike015" wrote:

> I had the same issue on a friends Dell XP computer I was trying to fix.
> (Website found, waiting for reply)
>
> I had thought my issue was firewall based. But Firefox worked fine.
> I tried disabling active services but that did not help
> I tried reinstalling IE 6 ( http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318378 )
> I tried reinstalling SP2
> I tried upgrading to IE 7
> I tried other minor fruitless en devours
> (all of this with reboots at each significant step)
>
> What I did do that had worked for me
> Uninstalled IE 7
> Uninstalled SP2 (with many warnings things may not work after)
> Reinstalled SP2, Success!
>
> I haven't reinstalled IE 7 as of yet, I wouldn't expect any issues in doing
> so. But I must check with the owner if they want me to first.
>
> So to sum up my experience, it seems that SP2 was the issue, and doing a
> reinstall was not enough. I needed to be uninstalled first then reinstalled.
>
> Hope this helps someone out there.
>
> Mike
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