How can I get Internet Explorer to refresh automatically, instead of pulling up cached pages?
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In IE Click on Tools > Internet Options  > Settings \n\nIn check for newer pages select "every time i visit the page" \n\nClick on ok. \n\nBy the way try using firefox instead of internet explorer, its much better.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/
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Your current Internet browser does that, so what's your worry.\n\nIE7 gives you the option, during setup, to send info to Microsoft automatically. If you want to, check the box. If not leave the box unchecked.\n\nRemember, there are still many sites and services that still do not support IE7.\n\nI love the Browser, but quit using it because several of the sites and services, I use, don't support it yet. They are working on it, and will support it closer to its final release. They want to wait till most of the bugs are worked out. The fastest way to get rid of the bugs is to let it send back the info, to Microsoft, so they can address it and fix it.\n\nEvery month I download IE7 and check to see if it is supported by my required sites yet. If not, I remove it and and go back to IE6. IE 6 comes back automatically when IE7 is removed.
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Hi there,\n\nI assume you are running Internet Explorer under windows.\n\nThe complete steps are described here : http://www.techjunkeez.com/archive/registry_hacks/disable_IE_clear_history.htm
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In Internet Explorer do this : \nTools > Internet Options \nClick on Content Tab\nClick on AutoComplete\nClick on Clear Forms to clear the cache. \n\nBetter use CCleaner. \nDownload link : http://www.ccleaner.com/
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Go to internet options for each browser you have:\nDelete Cookies\nDelete Page History\nClear/Delete Cache\n\nRun defrag\n\nRun your virus scanner.\n\nRestart.  This usually does it for me.\n\n(Don't run too many things at once).
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Yeah, just click the REFRESH button on the browser... looks like two arrows going in opposite direction.\n\nAlternately, you can just press F5 and that will refresh it.
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whilst on the beta page from the explorer menu select 'tools' then 'internet options' then hit the 'use current' button \n\nsimple
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There is a very nice, and free program that Clean the Cache  and history in your IE, FireFox and Mozilla.\n\nhttp://www.buttuglysoftware.com/CleanCache3.html\n\nGive it a try.
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Click on "Tools" in the menu bar, then click "Internet Options". In the "General" tab, click on "Settings". Look and see if "Check for newer versions of stored pages:" is set to "Never". If it is, choose a different setting. "Automatically" is the best setting. It may or may not be the problem. Hope this helps.
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Not sure if this will help, but you might try making your browser get the latest version each time you view that page:\nTools->Internet Options\nIn the Temporary Internet Files section, click on Settings\nSelect Everytime I visit the page
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Download a free copy of FireFox here: http://www.kahmer.com\nI switch back and forth between Firefox and Explorer.  Sometimes pages load better in one browser than the other.
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Have you tried dumping your browser's cache, along with your temporary internet files? \n\nI don't know if this is even the right advice, but it HAS helped me when web pages started acting "funny" on me. I have not, however, run into the specific problem you mentioned. But hopefully you'll get to the bottom of it! :)
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try and download the latest internet explorer version from its website . it works
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If you have Internet Explorer, try this:\nSelect Tools => Internet Options from the menu. On the General tab, click the Settings button under Temporary Internet Files. Then select either Automatically (this works for me) or Every visit to the page for checking for newer versions.
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Try to download the new Internet Explorer 7 from microsoft.com. If that doesnt work the toolbar might be in the add/remove programs in control panel. Most toolbars have some type of tracking cookie that tracks your web surfing and also slows your web browser down too. Its generaly not a good idea to download a toolbar.
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Use internet explorer.
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There can be various reasons why it won't, it depends on your version of "refresh".\n\nIf you mean "I want the page to periodically reload", then it won't do that unless you tell it to. Most sites won't automatically reload because it is inconvenient - it can cause you to lose your place in what you were reading.\n\nIf you mean "I keep getting old copies of pages", check your cache settings (which will depend on what net access software, and possibly what ISP you are using). If, on reloading a page, you get an old copy, where you KNOW there's a newer one, try holding down Shift when pressing the reload button.