when I click on a link while on internet it goes straight to it without loading,and it doesnt refresh?
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i'm not sure i follow your question... do you mean that when you click a link it begins to navigate there but the page never fully draws? if this doesn't happen everywhere, on every link, the page or website you're going to might be offline.\n\nthe only thing i can think of is to change a setting in your browser (this is for internet explorer) to force your browser to download the most recent version of the page every time you access it. (instead of pulling the copy out of temporary storage -- "cache").\n\nin internet explorer window, click TOOLS > INTERNET OPTIONS. click SETTINGS in the TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES section. in the section CHECK FOR NEWER VERSIONS OF STORED PAGES, choose EVERY VISIT TO THE PAGE. click OK. click DELETE FILES next to the button you pushed in the previous step. this will clear out your cache of stored pages.\n\nmaybe this helps force your browser to pull down the page. maybe it's pulling a page that is old & busted, when you want the new hotness.\n\ngood luck!
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If you are using IE you can just go back to Menu bar and under File Menu uncheck the OFFLINE and it will bring your browser settting to ONLINE. Now you can connect to live interenet ( make sure your computer is properly configured for direct internet access).\n\nHope it will help you out.
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check your internet security tab to see if it is up to high and firewall .. refresh page 1st then reboot then all the other stuff i mentioned.
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Disconnect NetNanny! \nOR, type in the web name into search engine and see if that link will take you to the site. I have been having probs with MS Explorer since an "update" myself...found the only way I could get to webs that I often go to were thru a link??? Nice update, eh???
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Internet Explorer on my CPU does the same thing sometimes. \nTo get around it, right click on the link and select "open in new window".
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dont kno. but try refreshing the page
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OR\n\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one
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Try http://www.firefox.com/\nAlso, try cleaning out your temporary internet files folder.
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Let me see if I have this straight. Someone sent you a web link in a Yahoo instant message and the web page will not open? What does AOL have to do with this? Are you sure the link is a good one? Please clarify your problem.\n\n1/18/06 Thanks for updating your question. I assume you have a 'default' browser setting. In other words, your system knows to open a particular browser when you click on a link (i.e. a link in a message). Even though you use AOL as an internet provider you do NOT have to use their browser. I assume you are aware of that as well. I suggest you download Mozilla Firefox as a browser. Not sure this will cure this problem but it is a very fast, user friendly browser. Email me at kenburnham2001@yahoo.com if you are still having problems.
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that might be some problem with ur internet connection or browser\n\n\ntry a different browser\nor reconnect ur internet connection
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What is the website you are trying to load?  Does it happen on all website?  Or just some?  Perhaps you shouldn't go to that page.  Could be a really bad program site?
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try to REFRESH the page, or close it and come back again. if it doesn't work, it might be because of your internet setting or problem with the site.
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Might be a cache issue. Clear your cache from the Internet Options.\n\nOr stop using Internet Explorer. Give Firefox a try:\n\nhttp://www.getfirefox.com
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Maybe it's not your internet.  It could possibly be your pc.  IS your pc new or old?  Does it have enough memory perhaps?  These are probably other issues to look into...
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its your modem ... check it out ... some urls arent completly reconized ... so check up on that ...
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It should be simply a problem of the page displaying slowly like your memory on your computer is old or you have a low-speed internet connection. This has happened to me plenty of times but it may just be problems with a particular site or that site's server (or your server if this happens with every site you try to visit).
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The code is broken for the page to load correctly. A method which is how the get statement is executed.\n\nTry using anohter browser or call the webmaster for the site