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Thanks to all for the assistance. For now I'm just going to monitor the other
posts with the same problem. Found some on the IE6 board last night.

Hi,

Not necessarily and some to what may contend. The two MS-KB articles don't
apply as this is most related to third party in all of my finds. Sad to
say, that even though they are expired (etc), the settings still apply. (

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All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

Often it's because you have done one, or a combination of:

Refused or blocked cookies from the site
Blocked pop-ups
Blocked Ads
Blocked Scripts
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How frustrating. I am down to wondering if Web pages can block computer
users from visiting.

Granny wrote:
I have tried that, no help there either.
It is only one page, problem is, it's an important one. Probably
just going to give up.
I have spent so many hours this week, trying everything thinkable----
to no avail
Thx
:

If the problem has only been going on since last Saturday, why don't
you try using a System Restore Point from a date just prior to the
problem, and see if that fixes it. --

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That's how they all are. I have done this several times this week.
The problem has been going on since last saturday. It is only one
site that refuses to load. I've seen someone here or on another
message board who is having the same problem with UPS.com. Don't
see that he's found an answer yet either.
Thx,

:

Grasping at straws here...
1. Delete your Temporary Internet Files and reboot.
2. Set your Internet Privacy settings to Medium and
Set your Internet Security settings (click Custom level
button) to Medium.
And reboot.


Granny wrote:
Sorry, this didn't do it either.
Thanks anyway

:

Possibly a bad page in cache?
Did you try holding CTRL and clicking refresh.
That makes the page reload from the net instead of from your
cache.

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A Professional Amatuer...If anyone knew it all, none of would be
message
Yes, I have tried another profile, as well as two other users on
this p/c, still no go. Didn't mean to insinuate that the other
problems were seen on this board, they have been on others. I
have also received a suggestion from
another place that accelerators from the ISP could be causing
the problem. Going to try that. I'll let this board know--in
case this works.
Thanks for all the help.

 

[T. Waters]

Good luck.
Feel free to contact the Broward County site's Webmaster. You may not be the
first with this problem.

Thanks to all for the assistance. For now I'm just going to monitor
the other posts with the same problem. Found some on the IE6 board
last night.

Hi,

Not necessarily and some to what may contend. The two MS-KB
articles don't apply as this is most related to third party in all
of my finds. Sad to say, that even though they are expired (etc),
the settings still apply. (

--

All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

Often it's because you have done one, or a combination of:

Refused or blocked cookies from the site
Blocked pop-ups
Blocked Ads
Blocked Scripts
--

T.C.
t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com
Remove [NoSpam] to reply



How frustrating. I am down to wondering if Web pages can block
computer users from visiting.

Granny wrote:
I have tried that, no help there either.
It is only one page, problem is, it's an important one. Probably
just going to give up.
I have spent so many hours this week, trying everything
thinkable---- to no avail
Thx
:

If the problem has only been going on since last Saturday, why
don't you try using a System Restore Point from a date just
prior to the problem, and see if that fixes it. --

T.C.
t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com
Remove [NoSpam] to reply



That's how they all are. I have done this several times this
week. The problem has been going on since last saturday. It is
only one site that refuses to load. I've seen someone here or
on another message board who is having the same problem with
UPS.com. Don't see that he's found an answer yet either.
Thx,

:

Grasping at straws here...
1. Delete your Temporary Internet Files and reboot.
2. Set your Internet Privacy settings to Medium and
Set your Internet Security settings (click Custom level
button) to Medium.
And reboot.


Granny wrote:
Sorry, this didn't do it either.
Thanks anyway

:

Possibly a bad page in cache?
Did you try holding CTRL and clicking refresh.
That makes the page reload from the net instead of from your
cache.

--
A Professional Amatuer...If anyone knew it all, none of
would be here! "Granny" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
Yes, I have tried another profile, as well as two other
users on this p/c, still no go. Didn't mean to insinuate
that the other problems were seen on this board, they have
been on others. I have also received a suggestion from
another place that accelerators from the ISP could be
causing the problem. Going to try that. I'll let this board
know--in case this works.
Thanks for all the help.

 

[Kelly]

Most welcome, Granny and hope you get it figured out soon. Keep us posted.
)

--

All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

Thanks to all for the assistance. For now I'm just going to monitor the
other
posts with the same problem. Found some on the IE6 board last night.

Hi,

Not necessarily and some to what may contend. The two MS-KB articles
don't
apply as this is most related to third party in all of my finds. Sad to
say, that even though they are expired (etc), the settings still apply.
(

--

All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

Often it's because you have done one, or a combination of:

Refused or blocked cookies from the site
Blocked pop-ups
Blocked Ads
Blocked Scripts
--

T.C.
t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com
Remove [NoSpam] to reply



How frustrating. I am down to wondering if Web pages can block
computer
users from visiting.

Granny wrote:
I have tried that, no help there either.
It is only one page, problem is, it's an important one. Probably
just going to give up.
I have spent so many hours this week, trying everything
thinkable----
to no avail
Thx
:

If the problem has only been going on since last Saturday, why
don't
you try using a System Restore Point from a date just prior to the
problem, and see if that fixes it. --

T.C.
t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com
Remove [NoSpam] to reply



That's how they all are. I have done this several times this week.
The problem has been going on since last saturday. It is only one
site that refuses to load. I've seen someone here or on another
message board who is having the same problem with UPS.com. Don't
see that he's found an answer yet either.
Thx,

:

Grasping at straws here...
1. Delete your Temporary Internet Files and reboot.
2. Set your Internet Privacy settings to Medium and
Set your Internet Security settings (click Custom level
button) to Medium.
And reboot.


Granny wrote:
Sorry, this didn't do it either.
Thanks anyway

:

Possibly a bad page in cache?
Did you try holding CTRL and clicking refresh.
That makes the page reload from the net instead of from your
cache.

--
A Professional Amatuer...If anyone knew it all, none of would
be
message
Yes, I have tried another profile, as well as two other users
on
this p/c, still no go. Didn't mean to insinuate that the other
problems were seen on this board, they have been on others. I
have also received a suggestion from
another place that accelerators from the ISP could be causing
the problem. Going to try that. I'll let this board know--in
case this works.
Thanks for all the help.