Windows xp problem . . .or Outlook Express?

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When I start my pc with a fresh boot, I can open my Outlook Express 6 and/or
Internet Exlorer, but if I shut the program down and restart the program
later, I can get online, but can't use either program unless I shut down and
reboot again. Anybody have any ideas how to change this?
~the error message I get says perhaps the wrong server, busy system, yada
yada yada, which isn't true, cuz if I shut the pc off and reboot and connect
it works.
Sheila
 
When I start my pc with a fresh boot, I can open my Outlook Express 6
and/or Internet Exlorer, but if I shut the program down and restart
the program later, I can get online, but can't use either program
unless I shut down and
reboot again. Anybody have any ideas how to change this?
~the error message I get says perhaps the wrong server, busy system,
yada yada yada, which isn't true, cuz if I shut the pc off and reboot
and connect it works.
Sheila

Please do the normal troubleshooting for viruses and malware:

http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

Post back with results if you need more help.

Malke
 
I have done all that and I use Norton 2004, ZoneAlarm, and Spybot that are
all updated and running. This has happened ever since I got my pc a couple
of years ago, but it has just gotten on my last nerve this week. Looking
for ways to get rid of this problem. Thanks.
Sheila
 
Maybe by rebuilding your TCP/IP protocol stack, your system would "behave".

Locate and download "Winsockxpfix.exe".
 
Well, I would . . .if I could, Yves, but that's over my head :)
I was hoping more along the lines of "uncheck this or delete this" . . . but
I guess there's nothing else I'm clever enough to try. Thanks anyway.
Sheila
 
I don't have a virus or malware problem. I used to be able to go to my tool
bar and double click on IE or OE and get online, but I've finally found I
can get on by going to my LAN icon and connect that way. At least it works
and I don't have to reboot every time I want to get on the internet.
Sheila
 

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