I can sign on to AOL, usually takes the third dial up to do so, and I am able to go to aol mail and news articles, but when I try to go to any web sites it says on a page No Page to Display and inside the page it says Action Cancelled. My internet explorer is not working. What can I do to get back online. Does internet connection wizard have anything to do with it. if so how do I use it. Please someone have an answer for me.
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Jump to PostHi..
Sorry but I'm don't have a solution for you.
I am also encountering a problem with my Internet Explorer.
I always need to refresh a few times before I can get the results loaded in my IE.
And before that, it will always bring me to this webpage:
Jump to PostMaybe the sp1 ie will help your problem
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/ie6sp1/default.asp
Jump to Postcan i make an honest recomendation
GET RID OF AOL, ppl who think MS sucks should NEVER have aol, AOL hasnt been a decent browser everthere are TONS of way better REAL isp's out there, ditch AOL and get something better hell for 5 more bucks a month …
Jump to PostHello,
I have exactly the same problems you described, I wonder if you have resolved them yet. My problems occurred after I've upgraded my PC from Win98 to XP and from AOL5 to AOL8.What happens when you open Internet Explorer instead of the AOL browser to browse?
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