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by mphoffar
My first guess would be that the security settings are jacked skyhigh and not allowing anything to download. I guess the only way to prove if that's it would be to install another browser, like netscape or opera, on the system and see what that does.
Good luck to you
Mark
by albadry
by madcateast
This is a simple no brainer, but those are the ones sometimes overlooked. Is IE set-up for the local LAN or Dial-UP?
>tools>options>connections>Lan settings
Also check auto detect check box.
by albadry
by cdobbin
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by tbradley
If you can ping an IP, but not browse
ie, at the DOS prompt
ping 205.152.0.20 returns good and
ping Bellsouth.net returns timeout or errors,
the problem lies with DNS
In network neighborhood, right click, then properties. Click on tcp/ip and properties, and then DNS. Ensure it is enabled, with DNS servers listed.
by albadry
by albadry
i have installed netscape also did not work
internet connection was LAN connections proxy was also set.even an emil application would not work.connection was LAN.
I do over 12 installations a day but this the only thing that i have no answer for..
it happened 4 times with different systems.
by ray.gala
Hi Albadry,
You've mentioned in your message LAN settings, IP address, Winsock, ... but really not a word about DNS, Gateway, WINS resolution, subnet mask and host name. Did you check out all those settings? Because they must also set properly.
If you're sure all mentioned above is correct, then maybe it's a router problem. For instance, I had a similar problem recently -- all patches were deleted somehow from the router. And I was forced to download all patches and configure the router again. Maybe it's your case too.
Check it out.
Good luck to you.
by albadry
by sherrym
This will restore your Winsock files:
cd\\ws2bakup
ws2bakup.bat
exit
If you get a sharing violation error, restart in MS-dos mode and rerun the above.
Reboot
by albadry
by methos04
first make sure that you have dns enabled and an ip address of the isp dns servers configured in the tcp ip properties box.
if setting up through a router, make find out if the isp uses PPPoE (point to point over ethernet). if it doesn't you'll have to configure the router that way. hope this helps.
by albadry
by its a secret
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