If I reboot, I am fine for a few hours, then no page opens again. Firefox
opens pages fine, as well as e-mail (Outlook) works fine.
Started with IE7 I upgraded to IE8 Beta, still the same thing.
I can open local pages on my PC, but not on the web.
If I go to Tools-->Connections-->LAN settings IE locks up and must be closed
with Task Manager. I have uninstalled IE7 and re-installed, same issue.
Working within a home LAN, all other PCs work fine.
All security settings at default levels.
What is my 1394 Connection? Windows seems to have added it as some virtual
connection, I tried disabling it, but same issues, it is back on now, but
why??

How does the PC physically connect to the rest of the system, there is
where the problem lies.

Kent wrote:

> If I reboot, I am fine for a few hours, then no page opens again. Firefox
> opens pages fine, as well as e-mail (Outlook) works fine.
> Started with IE7 I upgraded to IE8 Beta, still the same thing.
> I can open local pages on my PC, but not on the web.
> If I go to Tools-->Connections-->LAN settings IE locks up and must be closed
> with Task Manager. I have uninstalled IE7 and re-installed, same issue.
> Working within a home LAN, all other PCs work fine.
> All security settings at default levels.
> What is my 1394 Connection? Windows seems to have added it as some virtual
> connection, I tried disabling it, but same issues, it is back on now, but
> why??
>

Physical connection is fine as Firefox and Outlook both connect fine. But it
is a 100Mbs LAN connection to a local NAT router and then to Cable DSL line.

"Bob I" wrote:

> How does the PC physically connect to the rest of the system, there is
> where the problem lies.
>
> Kent wrote:
>
> > If I reboot, I am fine for a few hours, then no page opens again. Firefox
> > opens pages fine, as well as e-mail (Outlook) works fine.
> > Started with IE7 I upgraded to IE8 Beta, still the same thing.
> > I can open local pages on my PC, but not on the web.
> > If I go to Tools-->Connections-->LAN settings IE locks up and must be closed
> > with Task Manager. I have uninstalled IE7 and re-installed, same issue.
> > Working within a home LAN, all other PCs work fine.
> > All security settings at default levels.
> > What is my 1394 Connection? Windows seems to have added it as some virtual
> > connection, I tried disabling it, but same issues, it is back on now, but
> > why??
> >
>
>

In that case posting over at the Internet Explorer group would likely
get a quicker solution.

Kent wrote:

> Physical connection is fine as Firefox and Outlook both connect fine. But it
> is a 100Mbs LAN connection to a local NAT router and then to Cable DSL line.
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>
>>How does the PC physically connect to the rest of the system, there is
>>where the problem lies.
>>
>>Kent wrote:
>>
>>
>>>If I reboot, I am fine for a few hours, then no page opens again. Firefox
>>>opens pages fine, as well as e-mail (Outlook) works fine.
>>>Started with IE7 I upgraded to IE8 Beta, still the same thing.
>>>I can open local pages on my PC, but not on the web.
>>>If I go to Tools-->Connections-->LAN settings IE locks up and must be closed
>>>with Task Manager. I have uninstalled IE7 and re-installed, same issue.
>>>Working within a home LAN, all other PCs work fine.
>>>All security settings at default levels.
>>>What is my 1394 Connection? Windows seems to have added it as some virtual
>>>connection, I tried disabling it, but same issues, it is back on now, but
>>>why??
>>>
>>
>>

Use my free FixIE Tool. Download it here
http://pcbutts1.com/downloads/tools/tools.htm if still not working then use
my Winsock repair tool from the same page.

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"Kent" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:B40E1C9D-7994-4073-8084-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Physical connection is fine as Firefox and Outlook both connect fine. But
> it
> is a 100Mbs LAN connection to a local NAT router and then to Cable DSL
> line.
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>> How does the PC physically connect to the rest of the system, there is
>> where the problem lies.
>>
>> Kent wrote:
>>
>> > If I reboot, I am fine for a few hours, then no page opens again.
>> > Firefox
>> > opens pages fine, as well as e-mail (Outlook) works fine.
>> > Started with IE7 I upgraded to IE8 Beta, still the same thing.
>> > I can open local pages on my PC, but not on the web.
>> > If I go to Tools-->Connections-->LAN settings IE locks up and must be
>> > closed
>> > with Task Manager. I have uninstalled IE7 and re-installed, same issue.
>> > Working within a home LAN, all other PCs work fine.
>> > All security settings at default levels.
>> > What is my 1394 Connection? Windows seems to have added it as some
>> > virtual
>> > connection, I tried disabling it, but same issues, it is back on now,
>> > but
>> > why??
>> >
>>
>>

Try clearing your cache and rebooting.
"Kent" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2452C2B4-7EAD-4CE0-8165-(E-Mail Removed)...
> If I reboot, I am fine for a few hours, then no page opens again. Firefox
> opens pages fine, as well as e-mail (Outlook) works fine.
> Started with IE7 I upgraded to IE8 Beta, still the same thing.
> I can open local pages on my PC, but not on the web.
> If I go to Tools-->Connections-->LAN settings IE locks up and must be
> closed
> with Task Manager. I have uninstalled IE7 and re-installed, same issue.
> Working within a home LAN, all other PCs work fine.
> All security settings at default levels.
> What is my 1394 Connection? Windows seems to have added it as some virtual
> connection, I tried disabling it, but same issues, it is back on now, but
> why??
>