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by felix

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I have a question whenever I try to go to a web page that begins with Http - - I get an error message - - Http not supported - have you ever heard of this? Suggestions?

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by maxwell edison

I've seen error 505: HTTP Version Not Supported.

If you get this, you should update your browser. You probably have an older version of Internet Explorer, and should upgrade. Version 6.0 is the current.

Maxwell

by kimscomputing

Rt. click Internet Explorer and go to the Advanced tab. Scroll down until you get to http. Make sure - Use http 1.1 is checked.

by shanghai sam

click on the "help" button in Explorer & select "about internet explorer", then write down the version & the update versions, then go to this link

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.asp

It's the Explorer home page, select "downloads"& choose "recommended updates" & "critical updates" now you have to choose which updates to download based on the version of Internet Explorer your currently using & which operating system you have (98SE,WinME....). Several of the critical updates deal with HTTP & XMLHTTP, I wouldn't neccessarily upgrade to IE6.0, they still have a lot of bugs with it. Move reason not to if your running anything below WinME. People on a lot of forum sites I visit have nothing but trouble with IE6.0 on older systems.

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