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by rcom
Go through the Internet Explorer settings and return everything to the default.
Do the normal deletion of all temporary files and cookies.
Run msconfig to see what all is starting and uncheck anything that seems unusual. If its needed you can recheck them once you know what they are. A search on google.com for fileanames in the startup list can be helpful in determining what program it is that's starting.
If the page just wouldn't load I'd be inclined to blame a corrupt Winsock. Which can be restored by remoiving all networking and dial up features and reinstalling. To remove Dialup Networking use add Remove Programs, Windows Setup.
by lmon
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