Page Cannot Be Displayed

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Allan G`

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Okay, here is the problem, i seem to be getting page cannot be displayed messages on internet explorer left, right and centre. If i am using mozilla firefox, the messages i am getting a message saying that the document contains no data. I have done a virus scan and ran adaware. As far as i know, my security settings are ok. I am running windows xp home- service pack 2 and the version of ie is 6 sp2. I am using a 56k dial up connection, could this be the problem. Thanks in adance for any help.
 
Lorand said:
It happens with a specific internet site, or all of them?
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There are some sites it happens all the time with, then others that it happens sometimes with, then others not at all. I know that the sites work though because i can access them on other computers. For most of the ones i have problems though, they never work.
 
getting page cannot be displayed messages on internet explorer left, right and centre.
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You mean like in a website with frames? That would be weird...
If the error messages were plain then could be a DNS problem.
Are you using a proxy server?
 
Lorand said:
You mean like in a website with frames? That would be weird...
If the error messages were plain then could be a DNS problem.
Are you using a proxy server?
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Sorry, no, i only get one page cannot be displayed message on each page, by left right and centre, i mean i get them regularly. I really do not know if i am using a proxy server or not. As far as i know i am not though.
 
It might be...

I've been doing a lot of reading lately about SP2. I think it might be in the SP. From what I've been reading, SP2 is good for security (maybe a little too good) and it still has a lot of bugs.
 
Lorand, i am unable to get the IP from that site.
I was wondering if it was to do with the service pack but i still got quite a few page cannot be displayed errors before i downloaded sp2. Do you know if there are any patches available yet to fix it? Thanks
 
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