Internet Explorer, page wont display

[Guest]

I have a vaio-windows xp system, and recently my internet explorer won't
connect. I have a wireless network, using a d-link adaptor. I have two
other internet suppliers which connect just fine, but I have certain software
that requires internet explorer to run and download files. I've gone thru
the trobleshooting and still no connection. during a network diagnostics
test, the outboundmailserver=smtp failed.
the error read, ping request could not find smtp. please check the name and
try again. I don't know what that means? Also, when I access internet
options, connections, It shows a broadband coonection, and under its
properties it has a PPPoE in networking. the d-link is not an option. Could
this be the problem? Any help would be apperciated.

 

[Guest]

I have a vaio-windows xp system, and recently my internet explorer won't
connect. I have a wireless network, using a d-link adaptor. I have two
other internet suppliers which connect just fine, but I have certain software
that requires internet explorer to run and download files. I've gone thru
the trobleshooting and still no connection. during a network diagnostics
test, the outboundmailserver=smtp failed.
the error read, ping request could not find smtp. please check the name and
try again. I don't know what that means? Also, when I access internet
options, connections, It shows a broadband coonection, and under its
properties it has a PPPoE in networking. the d-link is not an option. Could
this be the problem? Any help would be apperciated.

In internet options, i checked my security configuration and found one of
the scripts wasn't enabled. and that was it. Internet Explorer works just
fine. Hope this helps someone Thanks

 

[Hans-Georg Michna]

"rosaria" wrote:

In internet options, i checked my security configuration and found one of
the scripts wasn't enabled. and that was it. Internet Explorer works just
fine. Hope this helps someone Thanks

Rosaria,

thanks for reporting back. Some people are following these
problem threads.

Hans-Georg