I am using windows xo pro sp1. When I am on a site I need to stay on and click refresh IE6 will work for awhile and then it will go to page cannot be displayed, at the bottom is cannot find server or dns error. I thought at first something was corrupt, so I reformatted and installed the same os. It started this again before any programs were reinstalled. When it does this I can close that page and try and reopen IE6 but I get the same error. The only way it will work is to reboot and everything goes along fine for a little while, then I get the error. I can't even log off and log back in again to get it to work. I know my connection to the internet is okay, because I can still get mail in and msn messenger is working fine, just IE6 has died.
Does anyone know what is causing this or how to sure it?
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Jump to PostThe above is just MY technical assessment on your issues... Get a second opinion if that makes you more comfortable since I am new to this forum.
I second your evaluation, and add one. Unless you have a strong need for it, disable or remove:
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Jump to PostHi Whyzkid99,
First of all, you need to start your own thread for your question, and you need to post it in our Security forum- that's where we concentrate on HJT log analysis and general malware-related issues.
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Jump to PostYour welcome!~
Techie forums are GREAT for solving probs!
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Jump to Post...I seem to have changed language some of the buttons are in greek! the folders and icons are ok the keyboard is ok just buttons e.g. when I shut down I can't read the buttons? you wouldn't have an idea how to get it right would you (win98)
Hi Dave,
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Jump to Postum just a stupid little suggestions ... have you tried *flush dns* from cmd prompt ??
And the exact syntax for that command would be:
ipconfig /flushdns
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