Full Screen Display

[Catherine]

Whether I am look at google maps, or I am at my home page (and this is just a
couple), in different areas on my screen there are RED X's in squares of
which I can not open.
How can I get rid of these so that I can see everything.
Thank you

 

[solon fox]

Whether I am look at google maps, or I am at my home page (and this is just a
couple), in different areas on my screen there are RED X's in squares of
which I can not open.
How can I get rid of these so that I can see everything.
Thank you

All the little red X's are images that didn't download. Sometimes it
means there is an image file missing from the Web site. In your case,
there are too many to be simply a problem with the Web site. You can
right click, each red 'X' and pick download image or show picture to
verify that the image isn't missing from the Web site and that it is
in fact your browser.

To fix your browser settings, inside IE, go to 'Tools', Internet
Options, select the 'Advanced' tab, scroll down to the 'Multimedia'
section and make sure that "Show pictures" is checked. This will
probably fix your problem although there could be other causes.

I hope this helps.

-solon fox

 

[Catherine]

I wish I could say that worked but I tried all that you said and I still have
the x"s...

 

[Catherine]

Tried this also and it has'nt helped ....but thanks

 

[solon fox]

That's too bad. :-(

It's a bit drastic, but not as bad as it might sound, you could try
the Reset button at Internet Options, Advanced tab. This will disable
all browser add-ons and reset all browser settings to their original
state, as it was when first installed (of course it keeps all security
updates and such). Perhaps, this will help.

Other possible causes are a slow or unstable Internet connection,
network problems, trouble with your cable or DSL modem, Web site
problems, trouble with your Internet Service Provider and DNS at their
site. You could try resetting your cable/DSL modem and network router
(if you have a router). Maybe some other things.

A good place to check your Internet connection speed is
http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/

I'm not sure that I can be much more help troubleshooting remotely,
but let me know if you try any of these.

-solon fox