It's malware. I just had the same problem.

The only way I could get control was to unplug the Internet connection, then start the browser. After the page load failed, I could change the settings...

Possibilities:

1. The volume is down
2. The browser does not have the proper plugin installed (separate from having the player)
3. The computer is overloaded to the point where it has no time to...

I found the answer. use Google search, select advanced search when the search displays. There is a dropdown box called "Date, usage rights, numeric range, and more" at the bottom of the search...

Has your service provider blocked these sites for some reason?

I am searching for the latest developments on an engineering problem. The problem is that the search engines return thousands of pages on the subject, most of which I have read many times.

Is...

You might have to tell FF where the port is.

Go into Tools/Options and check the settings.

What kind of connection do you have?

We have LanSchool, which lets the teacher's station set the student stations to allow or disallow using web browsers at the teacher's command.

RED X causes:

1. Not enough RAM to display the pictures. Upgrade is the only cure.

2. Not enough Internet Cache space reserved to hold the pictures. Reset the size so the entire page fits in...

Certain websites or site providers block a certain ISP because some users on that ISP (or pretending to be on that ISP) commits spam or spreads malware.

This sounds like either the file permission is set wrong, or something is wrong at that host.

Is this a video saved on your hard disk, or over the Internet?

- A video on your hard disk should not change. If it is changing, you have hardware trouble.

- You might have other software...

This sounds like an out-of-memory or out-of-internet-cache error.

Such errors do not depend on the time IE is running, but the size of the web page.

The fact that you are running Vista could...

Blame Pakistan.

They set up a system to block their citizens from seeing YouTube and several other sites that broadcast stuff that violates Islamic regulations.

Their system represented itself...

I traced it to my virus checker holding up the video for a few seconds until it could catch up. Then the video starts again.

I will not let Quicktime on my system for the reason stated above.

Try accessing the sites without using bookmarks.

If this works, it means that there was something in a bookmark that is no longer valid (usually due to a site upgrade).

If you are using a bookmark, try typing in the url for the site without using the bookmark.

Site upgrades frequently cause this problem when bookmarks are used, especially if the bookmark goes...

I came across this problem before, and it was caused by bookmarking a page other than the main site entry page.

When they do a site upgrade, the old page still works, because they haven't removed...

You should not be saving passwords in IE.

What you have to do is NOT choose the "do this with all files of this type" checkbox when you download a file. Then it asks you what to do with the file.

Unfortunately, no on the duration.

Only events can be recorded, not durations.

Remaining at the same web page is not something that is noticeable, especially if the user uses the back button to...

The site is a likely indirect source of spyware, as it is a web searcher.

Are you the main user? If not, the superuser settings might take precedence over yours.

If you are in a school or business setting, the sysops control such things.

If the computer has Deep...

Your ISP may be blocking that site as a security risk.

Note that many businesses and schools routinely block such sites as a waste of computer time.

There are many things that slow down Internet downloading. Some you can do something about, and some you can't:

1. Things you can do something about:

- Clean out malware (spyware and viruses...

3 possibilities:

1. Your security settings do not allow JS for the trust level the browser thinks this site is.

2. Your ISP is blocking the use of JS for some reason. If you are at work or...

Some thoughts:

- The user's browser does not have a scripting language you used installed, or has it turned off.

- A firewall is blocking certain kinds of files.

- An ISP is blocking certain...

If the server is a Unix machine, there could be previous versions stored on it. Replacing a file does NOT destroy the original - it gives it an alternate name.

Look for the setting "Shrink to fit" in the web browser settings. Then look for a setting "set default" to lock it in.

IE7 worked for me.

Check the Internet security settings in IE.

If they are too strict, this will happen.

It sounds like the ISP has the router as the device it expects to see. It may interpret the others as security violations.

The slowdown is not in your connection to the ISP. It is an overload in...

I know that AOL and Hotmail sometimes block ISPs because spam came from there (or appears to have come from there).

If this has happened, the sysops at Hotmail will have to fix it.

This is phishing or malware spam

It has nothing to do with your computer or your email service. The notices are phake. This is usually used for phishing, advertising, or downloading malware to...

I would say this is a character set mismatch, with some other character in an extended character set being mapped to the underscore key.

- Make sure the browser is using the same character set the...

This happened to me, and it was a stuck keyboard key that initiated it (it was not a toolbar, but a hotkey someone had installed).

After I fixed the stuck key, the browser windows continued to...

Some sites are greedy, and change your homepage. Do not visit them.

The setting you are making turns off the security that prevents malware on sneaky sites from running itself on your computer. You should not make that setting.

Check to see if the .zip and .rar...

Check the Windows settings for this in IE.

A DNS error means that your ISP can't find the computer that the site is supposed to be on.

I can think of several reasons:

- The site is down, voluntarily or involuntarily. (It might have been...

No.

You are asking for the ability to commit security violations. Whoever wants this capability needs a course in internet security.

The browser is not allowed to run any downloaded file for...