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I frequently visit one particular web site.
Each page has a couple links to other pages at the site.
but, when I single clicks, I frequently get a 'page not found' error.
go back, and click on the same link again almost always works.
It happens approximately half the time.
The second attempt is almost always successful.
I've used different mice.
I've tried it on a different computer.
I've change the mouse click speed.
Anybody have an idea why this is happening?
It's very frustrating.
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Bill H. in Chicagoland
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Hi Bill.
I understand your concern how you feel when you are unable
to browse websites.
To best resolve the issue you have to perform certain
steps.
first you have to delete temporary internet files and
cookies , lower down security settings also delete host
files.
Here are the steps for that:-- >
If you are running Windows XP, do the following:
1] Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
2] Click Network and Internet Connections. Click Internet
Options.
If you are running Windows 2000, ME, or 98, do the
following:
1] Click Start, click Settings, and then click Control
Panel.
2] Click Internet Options.
3] Under the General tab, click Delete Cookies in the
Temporary Internet Files section.
4] When asked to confirm, click OK. Click Clear History.
5] When asked to confirm, click OK. Click Delete Files.
6] Select the Delete all offline content check box, and
then click OK.
7] Click Settings. Adjust The amount of disk space to use
to 10 MB.
8] Click View Files. When the View Files window appears,
press CTRL+A to select all files, and then press DELETE.
9] When asked to confirm, click Yes, and then close the
window. Click OK to close the Settings dialog box.
10] Click the Security tab. Click the Internet icon.
11] Click the Default Level button if available, and then
click Apply.
12] Click the Privacy tab. Click the Edit button. If sites
appear under Managed Web sites: in the Per Site Privacy
Actions window, click Remove All, and then click OK.
13] Click the Default button if available, and then click
Apply.
14] Click the Connections tab. For each item listed under
Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings, do the
following:
a) Select the item (connectoid), and then click Settings.
b) Clear all of the checkboxes, and then click OK.
15] Click LAN Settings. Clear all of the checkboxes, and
then click OK.
16] Click the Advanced tab. Click Restore Default, and
then click OK.
ONCE YOU HAVE PERFORM THE ABOVE STEPS < YOU HAVE TO DELETE
HOST FILES>
Here are the steps to delete host files:
1) From the Start menu on your computer, click Search. (In
some versions of Windows®, you must click Find.)
2) Select All files and folders. (Some versions of Windows
list this option as Files or Folders.)
3) Type "hosts" (without quotation marks) in the file name
box and click Search. (Some versions of Windows list this
as Find Now.)
4) Once you locate the "hosts" file within your Windows or
WINNT directory, right click the file and click Delete.
Note:-- Please delete all host files including lmhost
file, if you are unable to delete lmhost file in that case
you have to close all internet explorer browser.
PLEASE LET ME WHEN YOUR ISSUE IS RESOLVED.
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Thank you
James
