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by dmiles
Check the firewall configuration does it allow you access to go through
The other option will be to check the Security setting located under Tools->Internet Options
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by willcomp
Check hosts file (search for hosts in Windows file finder and open with notepad). Ensure that site(s) are not being re-routed.
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by willcomp
You say a certain website? Is it a secure website ie a padlock appears in the bottom right hand corner. Check all the options are the same for the PC at home compared to the other working PC in Internet Explorer > Tools > Internet Options > Security > Custom Level ( try setting to medium if already not )
If it is a bank you may need to check the website at work for specific settings needed.
Check the Internet Explorer Options for Advanced especially Security and HTTP.
Check that you are not excluding any site in Connections > Settings > Proxy > Advanced
Are the Internet Explorer versions the same or different. Did you upgrade Internet Explorer 3 weeks ago at home.
Have you also deleted ALL cookies, either disabled the firewall completely or allowed all traffic through to try and access the website.
If the ISP say its a wireless router problem have you proved it's not ie try connecting by ethernet cable at home instead of wireless.
I had a similiar problem last year and ended up reloading Internet Explorer which fixed the problem.
hth
by louie.mayor
You may also have the wrong filename (or no filename) of the page you are accessing. Certain domains (for some strange reason) do not redirect to a default or an index page when typed into the browser, resulting in a "page cannot be displayed error."
Hope this helps.
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