I cannot pull up websites on Internet Explorer without first putting in the Http://. I put in (example) aa.com: I get nothing.\nIf I put in www.aa.com: I get nothing. But if I put in http://aa.com it will bring up the website. This has just happened in the last 2 days. There have been no updates done, so it's not that. I feel I've hit a random button somewhere. If someone has had this problem, and fixed it, I'd much appreciate your input!
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To answer an sub answer F5 is refresh.\nAny way it is due to Microsoft update problem.\nMany people having the same problem, but for now just type the address and press clt and enter at the same time and that will add the http:  also .com on the end. And there are many problems with all web browsers including fire fox.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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open IE- Tools _ internet option and check the home page, if it is yahoo then there is no problem.If it is not yahoo.com then change to yahoo.com\nAnother reason why this happens is, if you have an aol connection, as soon as you connect to the internet the 1st page that goes is to the homepage of the ISP. AM not sure about this, someone may give you a beter answer.
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Well its already up in my browser. Maybe your firewall is blocking it. So just open your firewall software that is blocking the site and allow this site.
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Mine did this too and I have searched everything! \nThis morning I thought I would try to reload Office and it worked!!  My address bar accepts me just typing the www.domain.com.  When I reloaded Office I did a fix errors on my installation.  \nHope it works for you!  \nGood Luck!!!\nNo longer Frustrated
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You need to update your browser try that and this may work... www.microsoft.com and look for Internet explorer updates laidher
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Are you on dial up, DSL or cable?  If on dialup, sometimes the sites "time out" and will not load, especially if there are many graphics.  Also, there are some sites that are actually down at times.  Lastly, is there a block on certain sites on your computer?
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Give up. It's impossible to make IE do ANYTHING properly. That's why everybody uses Firefox or Safari.
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You need to type the complete website, including http://\n\nFor example,  www.yahoo.com won't work, but http://www.yahoo.com will.
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Your link is probably wrong. To change it or fix it, on IE you would go to Tools>Internet options. Then in the first text box type the web page you want it to go to. If it's appearing up blank it might be about:blank.
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time to upgrade!\n\nand while you're at it.. get firefox!\n\nif your javascript was off, you would see it on every site,\nif you have an old version of flash, upgrade it!\n\nBUT I bet it's Internet Explorer just being stupid.
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I had/have that problem with Internet Explorer. It was a major pain. I suggest switching to Mozilla Firefox. That's what I did.\n\nhttp://mozilla.org/firefox\n\n...And yes, JavaScript was turned on...
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Hi Rini,\n\nThis might be the Concern due to a Corrupt Cookie.\n\nIn order to Resolve this Concern\n\nOpen Internet Explorer -> Click on Tools -> Internet Options -> Click on Delete Cookies and Clear Cache (Check Delete All Offline Content) -> OK\n\nRestart the IE.
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Not an answer, I'm afraid, but I too have been having huge problems with IE7.  Once I open it, it just sits there with a "Connecting" message and its window cannot be moved or minimised.   I also get a warning message that its trying to change my default search engine from Google...
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You may need to update the driver. Just got to Internet explorer and put the name of unit yu have in search bar. make sure you add new drivers lol
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i'm not sure i follow your question... do you mean that when you click a link it begins to navigate there but the page never fully draws? if this doesn't happen everywhere, on every link, the page or website you're going to might be offline.\n\nthe only thing i can think of is to change a setting in your browser (this is for internet explorer) to force your browser to download the most recent version of the page every time you access it. (instead of pulling the copy out of temporary storage -- "cache").\n\nin internet explorer window, click TOOLS > INTERNET OPTIONS. click SETTINGS in the TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES section. in the section CHECK FOR NEWER VERSIONS OF STORED PAGES, choose EVERY VISIT TO THE PAGE. click OK. click DELETE FILES next to the button you pushed in the previous step. this will clear out your cache of stored pages.\n\nmaybe this helps force your browser to pull down the page. maybe it's pulling a page that is old & busted, when you want the new hotness.\n\ngood luck!
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When I asked a similar question 2 weeks ago , someone turned me on to http://www.stumbleupon.com/ . Its not one site but rather pulls up a variety of sites based on your preference . I am amazed how much is out there that I would never have found ! I use the Firefox browser with the stumble as an extension on the toolbar . Bored ? I just stumble upon something .
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I think the short (but definitely not simple or easy) answer pertains to how web pages look at different browsers. Every time Microsoft has brought out a new version of Internet Explorer, some web pages won't recognize the new version until both Microsoft and the web page designer get their codes to agree. It is NOT a problem with your computer. As I said, this is a short answer. If you want a more detailed explanation and a possible work-around, this site might help. Don't forget to visit the link to "Known Issues" because you might save yourself a lot of grief if you know ahead of time what IE7 is all about.\n\n***There are several screenshots included in this tutorial and sometimes they take a while to load. Again, it's not a problem with your computer. You can check the status bar (located just above the task bar - with the start button and clock) to see when the screenshots are finished downloading.***\n\nhttp://www.ie-vista.com/sites.html\n\nplrr