Windows cannot find

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When I click to open a web page I get the message that" windows cannot find
xxxxx address", but the page opens anyway. Everything works but it's just an
irritation.
I have Vista and use Foxfire. Thanks
 
For a start, it is Firefox, not Foxfire.
Make it the default browser then!!!!!
 
In your quick launch group in the taskbar, right click Internet Explorer and
click 'Run as Administrator'. Try launching the site again.
 
Mick said:
For a start, it is Firefox, not Foxfire.
Make it the default browser then!!!!!


On the one hand it obviously is the default browser however this is a
known problem with Firefox.

Try this:

To workaround this problem, go to Start -> Default Programs -> Set
default programs for this computer, Select Firefox, Choose defaults for
this program, select all (probably are already!), Save.
 
Rob. said:
On the one hand it obviously is the default browser however this is a
known problem with Firefox.

Try this:

Don't bother I spoke too soon. There was a registry edit that would
work on XP (until the next update) but I don't know of anything for
Vista. The only other idea would be to keep Firefox open and minimised.
 
Andre Da Costa said:
In your quick launch group in the taskbar, right click Internet Explorer and
click 'Run as Administrator'. Try launching the site again.
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The page loads fine but I get a false error message from Windows before it loads. The message comes before the web page has time to load.
Maybe I should quit using Foxfire especially since I get the name wrong.
 
Norman said:
Maybe I should quit using Foxfire especially since I get the name wrong.

It would help if you gave the address that couldn't be found. Is it the same
page/site or different pages/sites. Does IE do the same thing?
 
Rob. said:
Don't bother I spoke too soon. There was a registry edit that would
work on XP (until the next update) but I don't know of anything for
Vista. The only other idea would be to keep Firefox open and minimised.

Having said all that I have shut down, gone out, come home and restarted
and it seems to be OK now, so might be worth a try.
 
Mr. Arnold said:
It would help if you gave the address that couldn't be found. Is it the same
page/site or different pages/sites. Does IE do the same thing?
 

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