Images won't load

G

Guest

Some web site images don't load either in IE or Firefox. Also, I cannot
stream Sirius. All situations work fine on my work laptop but not on my home
laptop. Both run XP, are within 2 years old, have latest version of Java, and
the settings are identical on both machines. In particular, if you go to
www.sparknotes.com the main image does not load on my home laptop. There is
no "broken link: icon -- nothing appears -- just a large white box where the
image should appear.

Any suggestions?
 
M

Manny Borges

running any spyware prevention tools?

Spybot blocks many "junk" images and advertisements.
 
M

Malke

Kayak said:
Some web site images don't load either in IE or Firefox. Also, I
cannot stream Sirius. All situations work fine on my work laptop but
not on my home laptop. Both run XP, are within 2 years old, have
latest version of Java, and the settings are identical on both
machines. In particular, if you go to www.sparknotes.com the main
image does not load on my home laptop. There is no "broken link: icon
-- nothing appears -- just a large white box where the image should
appear.

Any suggestions?

I went to that site and it does appear that it relies heavily on Java.
All settings cannot be identical because otherwise you would be able to
see the site. I suspect you have some sort of security software running
in the background on your home computer that is blocking images.
Perhaps a feature in something like Norton Internet Services or the
like?

Do a version of clean-boot troubleshooting and connect to the Internet
with only a firewall and antivirus running (and if you do have NIS,
examine all its options carefully), all other security software
disabled. If you can now see the images, you know some other program is
to blame.

Clean Boot - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=310353
and How to Troubleshoot By Using the Msconfig Utility in Windows XP -
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=310560

Malke
 

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