why can't my computer access a webpage - I have checked browser settings.?
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Sounds like a problem cuased by Xp SP2? Can't tell you an exact fix, but instead of clicking the link to open the Keyword checker, try pressing and holding down the mouse on the link. Then drag it to the address bar and release it. If this doesn't take you there, the link is http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/
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maybe restart your browser or even reboot
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Check your Firewall, make sure that program is allowed to connect, if you have one.\n\nAlso check settings, tell it your behind a firewall, if it has that option and that is if you do have one..
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Delete your cookies from TOOLS>INTERNET OPTIONS and restart internet explorer. Also disable any tool bars you have enabled and see what programs are currently using an internet connection. \n\nAlso run a TCP/IP fixer to optimize your internet settings, Especialy if your running windows xp SP2, since sp2 limits all active connections to the internet to 10, where sp1, sp1a and all other operating systems they are put to no limit or maximum.\n\nFirefox is a better browser. but you dont need it in your case.
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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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opens for me...must be something wrong with your computer or internet
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Can't help without more detail.  Are you sure you have established an Internet connection before you launched IE?
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Probably your ISP does not allow you. call them up to find out.\n\nAgain, security settings on your PC might also scrren off Secure sites (https) from loading on your browser
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Without knowing your operating system, it's impossible even to suggest some trial & error solutions.\n\nIn any case...\n\nYou might have turned on what is called "Active Desktop".\n\nRight click on your Desktop ( Not on your wall paper ).  If you do it correctly, you may see something like "Show Web Content" menu item in your Context Menu. UnCheck it, if it's checked already.  Also see whether "My Current Home Page" item is checked. If so, uncheck that too...\n\nOnly if "Show Web Content" is checked in the first place, You will even see the other options.\n\nAnyways, play with this and let me know if it worked.\nExhaust all options before venturing into Reinstallation...especially if you have WindowsXP\n\nGood Luck
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first check you internet connection whether it has been connected or not , if yes check the provided connection port if port is disabled enabled it because you can't access any system behind the firewall protection
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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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There may be a number of reasons including the website isn't working at that particular moment, the website has been removed from the internet, you have typed the URL (web address) is wrong, your computer's internet connection is down.\n\nHope this Helps!
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if you're Running Firefox, goto Tools>Options...\nthen click "General" and click "Firefox should check...."\nclick check now and you should be good to go
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check the proxy settings in connection tab. it should be the same as in your IE or check firewall settings
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may be some thing wrong with ur connection / browser
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There could be something wrong with your browser. try to download firefox.
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If you're using Internet Explorer, it's:\n\nView, Toolbars, make sure Address Bar is checked