Re: Problem With IE6 And Win98SE
From: Robert Aldwinckle (robald_at_techemail.com)
Date: 12/10/04
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Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 19:00:14 -0500
> Recently I have trouble accessing certain web pages.
Cite a URL you want help with?
> Sometimes it works and at others, it does not.
That may indicate a problem with your DNS.
Instead of using those detection links open a command window
and enter a tracert command. (Press Ctrl-c to cancel the output
because you are just using it to verify that the lookup is working.)
Sometimes even that won't work but then you will have a clue
about what the real problem is. Depending on the site, its domain
name may have an address which is easier to find; so try using
tracert with that name (e.g. the web site name without the www. prefix).
Sometimes that will make lookup for the web site name finally work;
so go back and test the web site name again after that.
Unfortunately your OS does not have an nslookup command;
otherwise you could use it for even better tests.
Good luck
Robert Aldwinckle
--- "Lisa" <Lisa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:12987C1A-2F86-4D30-83B6-3EE32ADF1972@microsoft.com... > Please help! I have tried everything and cannot figure this out! I am running > Win98SE and IE6 and have all of the critical updates installed. I use AVGFree > 7.0 for Virus, Spybot & Ad-Aware for spyware and all are coming up clean. > The problem I have is with IE6. Recently I have trouble accessing certain > web pages. It comes up with a pages saying the page caanot be displayed. I > have tried both of the following to view the page, "detect network settings" > or "Refresh Page". Sometimes it works and at others, it does not. Sometimes > Windows remembers my info for that page and not at others. Have tried all of > the settings for security in IE6 and nothing seems astray. > Any of you fantastic experts have any clue? > Your time is greatly appreciated! > > ~Lisa
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