Loading Web Pages Problem

[Guest]

I have a lot of problems trying to load and display some web pages... the
problem it's not with the all page, just "segments".

It's looks like some windows or parts inside the web sites don't open
correctly and the message "The page cannot be displayed" appear in this
segments.

My guess is that some scripts (like java) don't run correctly because
security reasons. At the same time some images are broke too. You know, the
infamous "red X" appear instead the image that suppose to be there.

The funny thing is that if I surf the same web in another computer inside my
home network and the pages displays ok... so at the end the problem is my
computer, not the web sites or the internet connection.

Some of the pages that I can't display are espn.com, and msn.con,
hotmail.com etc.

I afraid that I mess with something in my computer configuration and delete
or change something that now affect the display and load from some web pages.

I hope somebody can help me.

 

[Thorsten Matzner]

I have a lot of problems trying to load and display some web pages... the
problem it's not with the all page, just "segments".

Empty the Temporary Internet Files and clear the Cookies. Then retry.
Also see "How to Troubleshoot Possible Causes of Internet Connection
Problems" (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314095).
Further help is available from
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser.

 

[Kelly]

What are the exact problems, in detail?

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Happy Mardi Gras,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

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

 

[Guest]

I have a lot of problems trying to load and display some web pages... the
problem it's not with the all page, just "segments".

It's looks like some windows or parts inside the web sites don't open
correctly and the message "The page cannot be displayed" appear in this
segments.

My guess is that some scripts (like java) don't run correctly because
security reasons. At the same time some images are broke too. You know, the
infamous "red X" appear instead the image that suppose to be there.

The funny thing is that if I surf the same web in another computer inside my
home network and the pages displays ok... so at the end the problem is my
computer, not the web sites or the internet connection.

Some of the pages that I can't display are espn.com, and msn.con,
hotmail.com etc.

I afraid that I mess with something in my computer configuration and delete
or change something that now affect the display and load from some web pages.

I hope somebody can help me.

 

[Guest]

i have exanctry the same problem!
i have emptied TIF but, i don't know how to clear the cookies.
would you please tell me how.
at the moment, after empting TIF dispaly on some web pages is same as before..
many thanks,

 

[UncleZen]

From Internet Explorer:
Tools | Internet Options | Delete Cookies
and whilst your there click
Delete Files and enable "Delete all offline content" then OK - this
cleares the cache (it may take a few mins).