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by thechas
Do you have completely seperate installs for both IE and Norton for both OSs? The programs need to have unique folders for each OS.
If not, that is the root of your problem. IE especially needs to have totally unique program installations between the 2 OSs.
It is also possible that W2K is seeing some of W98s system files and getting confused.
The only things that you should be sharing between OSs are data files, and system hardware.
by dpsethi
by sholbrook
When you say you can not browse, does this mean you can not access any internet sites? If you can not then you may have a wrong/corrupt NIC driver installation. Remove the NIC from Device Manager and allow Windows to reinstall it, if that still doesnot work then check the NIC manufacturers website for updated Windows 2000 driver and install it.
If you have connectivity but only some sites are blocked out, then check your security settings in Internet Options. Try one of the default levels (Medium is suggested). Also In Internet Exlorer under the tools menu, you can select Reset Web Settings - to restore your IE properties to their original configuration
by dpsethi
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