Roostin' Away
Arm chair racerRoostin Away
I need help with internet explorer, it seems that any page that I try to load I get the "cannot find server" does anyone know why?
I am on dial-up I made sure I was working online, and I have reinstalled explorer, and have used the repair option ... still wont go... right now I am using kazaa to surf ...
anyone I would like to get this fixed asap.
Thanks, Chris
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Got The Holeshot
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
sounds like an internal problem with your internet modem not wanting to run it...looks like you can go into it alot, probrably end up spending a good amount of money, or you can use kazaa as your new browser
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Just Too Addicted
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
You might need a new modem, about $20.
Click on tools on ie then click internet options then connections and if your internet provider is in the box double click on it and make sure that the proxy server is not click on, or if it's not click on LAN settings and make sure that the first 2 options don't have a check mark next to them.
Another thing you can do is try to reinstall windows.
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I doubt you need a new modem, the Kazaa web surfer uses internet explorer (If you've ever noticed the error pages are the same). I would totally uninstall (Unless you got Win2k/XP in which case you can't...). If you got WinXP/2k the guarunteed sure fire way of doing it is fdisk C: and reinstall windows
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Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
I had the same problem back when I had dial-up.
you need to make sure your modem has ipx/spx - netbui - and tcp/ip protocols assigned to it in the modem properties screen. If not then the only thing you will be able to do is dial into your provider.
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Roostin' Away
Arm chair racerRoostin Away
i went to what i believe is the modem properties, and i did not see all of those settings.Originally Posted by renotrikeguy
'04 450r, hr +3 stroker, s2 hotcam
'84 Honda 200x
slow restro
Previous rides 82 Yamaha yt175, 85 Yamaha 225DR, 84 Honda 200M, Ski-doo Olympic 340
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I work for an ISP and I see that this happens when your computer is "Ganked Up" with spyware. Have you run any anti-spyware applications such as Adaware 6.0 or Spybot S&D lately?? Often all of the spyware applications running fails to give you enough bandwidth (with dial up - DSL is different) to even open a single page. Have someone download Adaware 630 and burn to a CD, then run it and see what happens. 9 times out of 10 this fixes the problem that I see you are having. Also, what is your connection speed when you are "hooked"?
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