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by hereinoz
Reply courtesy of the Firefox forums:
1. Clear your cache [Tools->Options->Privacy->Cache->clear]
solved? If not, try step 2.
2. Type about:config in the location bar, then look for the line browser.xul.error_pages.enabled and change its value to true.
This will solve your problem for sure, if not, try applying this step again, and restart firefox.
3. Disable PeerGuardian. [The second step will prevent the annoying pop-up from appearing; for a reason I don't get, it doesnt work for some folks]
Not guaranteed, but worth a try.
Also, my thoughts, if you have installed FireFox over an existing installation of Firefox, try un-installing it, make sure the folder: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox is deleted. Then delete the Mozilla folder in C:\Documents and Settings\[your user name]\Application Data as well.
This will totally remove your profiles and will allow you to install Firefox with a completely clean slate.
Make sure to export your favourites to a bookmark.html file before you blow Firefox away.
You can access the support forums using other browsers, too, they don't discriminate :-)
Alan
by lnp63
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