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Dear all,

I need your help very urgently........
I have got a problem to open for example yahoo, google etc becauce when I open IE it takes times (3 to 5 minutes) and commonly appear "THE PAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED".

I checked the connectivity, it shows :

Conextion:
Status : Connected
Duration : 00:27:15
Speed : 1.0 Mbps

Activity:
Sent Received
Bytes 4.443.280 1.238.125
Compression 0% 0%
Error 0 0

What should I do?
Last night, I was run antivirus completely, but the problem was still the same.

Thank for any help.

sigith2002

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This thread describes very slow Internet Explorer page loads. As suggested, start with basic connectivity checks, and as noted, browser-side problems can matter. The steps below avoid repeating those suggestions and focus on additional, commonly overlooked causes and safe, actionable fixes.

Name resolution and corrupted network stacks often produce long hangs. From an elevated Command Prompt, try ipconfig /flushdns first. If that does not help, reset the TCP/IP stack and Winsock with netsh int ip reset and netsh winsock reset and then reboot the PC. Temporarily point the machine at a public DNS (for example 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8) to rule out slow ISP DNS servers.

If the problem looks browser-specific, isolate Internet Explorer by running iexplore -extoff to test without add-ons. Verify Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings so no unintended proxy is configured. If Chrome, Firefox, or Edge load pages quickly while IE does not, reset IE settings (Internet Options > Advanced > Reset) or reinstall IE updates rather than chasing generic connectivity fixes.

Don’t forget drivers and local software: update the network adapter driver, reboot the router, and test in Safe Mode with Networking to separate third-party software from OS or driver problems. Use Task Manager or Resource Monitor (Network tab) to see which process is using or blocking the interface while the system is stalled. If none of the above helps, capture ipconfig /all and a route trace to a known working site; those diagnostics narrow whether the failure is local (drivers, OS, add-on) or upstream.

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Go to command prompt and ping google.com or ping yahoo.com. If it is failing, your internet connection is not valid (you may be connected, but data is not come in, come out; so reset/reconnect your connection)

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One of my common problems and biggest are cookies or adware, spyware
go to start menu search all files-type in cookies. It'll search and show as a folder double click folder and it will show a bunch. delete all but the index of.
In one weeks time surfing i get 250 or more, it slows down your computer alot.
P.S I'm using windows XP home, 2.1 gig speed. any spyware over 200 my computer acts like it's at 500.LOL

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