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Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage

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For the past 4 months I keep getting this error message and it takes about 5-10 to finally get to my mail account Help, This does not ever happen with any other web page I go to just Yahooll

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I get this message 90% of the time , Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage Most likely hel?windows themes

I know what you are talking about. I have gotten it too. I click on the house (home) and it takes me to where I want to go. Sometimes it does take 4 or 5 tries.

I get this message 90% of the time , Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage Most likely hel?internet explorer 7 internet explorer

That is a frustration for sure.

There may be several ways around it tho.

1.} The first, is to open Internet Explorer. Go to "Tools" and "Internet Options" and click the "Advanced Tab."

Scroll down to "Enable third party browser .." and (un-click it) or be sure it is NOT selected. Click "apply" and OK

That sometimes works -

2.} Second clean out "Cookies," "Temporary Internet Files," and the "Temp" files.

To do this go to "Windows Explorer," scroll down to "Windows," click on the "+" to open those folders - then scroll down to each of "Cookies," "Temporary Internet Files," and the "Temp" and clean them out.

3.} Not knowing what operating system or what version of Outlook Express you have, but if you have at least Windows 98 first edition and a Pentium II and DO NOT have Outlook Express 6, you might consider downloading Outlook Express 6 Service Pack 1 from Microsoft.

Here is the link. But be sure you have all the computer requirements if you chose to download. I did this and it works just great, and I have Windows 98 first edition and a Pentium II

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie6/...

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