can not find web sites-with aol i had no problem?
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lablegear.com is a spam site.\n\nMaybe you're looking for labelgear.com?\n\nhttp://www.labelgear.com/LG/
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Disconnect NetNanny! \nOR, type in the web name into search engine and see if that link will take you to the site. I have been having probs with MS Explorer since an "update" myself...found the only way I could get to webs that I often go to were thru a link??? Nice update, eh???
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it's when the server they use can't be found similar to a 404 but not for a web page for aol's default servers.  contact them to fix it
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page not found has nothing to do with the browser, but you should definitely get http://www.mozilla.com firefox.
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1st, open up your PROGRAMS folder and delete any instance of AOL. Do the same in just your C:, now do a search for AOL and delete every instance as well...there will quite a few. Lastely, in the RUN command box type in REGEDIT and do a search for AOL and America on line and delete every instance of them as well, you can hit F3 to forward to the next result. You will need to search for both AOL and America on line 3 times EACH to ensure they are gone....DONE!!
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Go to https://my.screenname.aol.com/
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There may be a number of reasons including the website isn't working at that particular moment, the website has been removed from the internet, you have typed the URL (web address) is wrong, your computer's internet connection is down.\n\nHope this Helps!
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You must have web access- or you wouldn't here, first of all.\n\nSo, when you use your favorite web browser (like Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, or Safari- my favorite is Safari) then you should get an error code.  404 for instance means "page cannot be found".\n\nMake sure you put the correct address, followed by ".com"\n\nOtherwise, do a search on Yahoo for the name of the page you're trying to find.  Ex: "SBC Yahoo DSL home page" and in the search engine results you should find the page you are looking for.\n\nThen, once you have found it you can click up at the top of your screen, choose Internet Options and say "make this my home page".\n\nHope this helps!  Vote for me!\n\nJim
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Which URL did you type in?  And were you under any kind of firewall or filters (like at work)?  I didn't see any similar problem before.
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Maybe you weren't connected to the internet at the time. Maybe the site was down for a few moments. Maybe the connection timed out. Maybe you accidentally misspelled the URL. Maybe a lot of things.\n\nAt the time of this writing, the site works fine for me, so keep trying! ; )
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how about asking AOL abt it directly
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Another dissatisfied AOL customer.  I'm not surprised.\n\n1.  Go to the AOL site and go to customer support or the like.  You'll probably have to do a little searching because they don't like to let paying customers leave.  Be firm once you get to someone in AOL 'cause they are going to try to convince you to stay with them.  Once you cancel your membership account follow what I've written for step 2.\n\n2.  GETTING RID OF AOL ON YOUR PC\n\nDo yourself a BIG favor. Remove anything on your PC that even mentions AOL. It is a resource hog and simply tries to take over your pc.\n\nClick on Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs and remove any AOL programs residing there.\n\nNow click on Start > Search > For Files or Folders > All Files and Folders\ntype in AOL in the top box and let the computer do a complete search of your hard drive. When it is done, click on Edit at the top of the window and click on Select All\nThen click on File and click on Delete. It will ask you if you want to remove them. Click on Yes.\n\nIf you want to REALLY finish the job:\n\nNOTE: DON'T DO ANYTHING ELSE IN THE REGISTRY OTHER THAN WHAT I MENTION HERE. If you are not familiar with editing the registry and you do other things you may give yourself some big headaches.\n\nClick on Start > Run >\ntype in regedit\nclick once on the very top directory to hilite it.\nHold down Ctrl + F; this will open a search window\ntype in AOL and then click on Find Next\nwhen it finds an AOL entry, right click on it and select Delete and yes. (Do this if it is a folder in the left hand pane or if it is an entry in the right hand pane)\nHold down Ctrl + F again and repeat the process until you have cleaned your registry of all AOL items. This may be a very tedious process so hang in there.\n\nWhen you think you have it all out. Go back up to the top directory in the left pane, hilite it, and search for AOL once again just to make sure you didn't miss any.\n\nOnce you are completely done. Reboot your PC. This will reset the registry without all the AOL crap. Now you should be able to reset your home page without any problems.
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Check and make sure you have a file called index.htm or .html or .asp or whatever your using to design your site.  Most web servers require a file with a certain file name to be the "base" page of you site, so that when someone enters your URL with no filename (ex: www.mysite.com; instead of www.mysite.com/index.htm) the server knows where to send them.\n\nAlos, try clearing your browser cache with a refresh (or hit F5); I have pages that take a while to work even when all the files are there.  The AOL browser is the worst about it.\n\nGood luck.
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OR\n\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one
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Contact AOL Support..
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I tried the link and all I got was that the server they are using is down.  I tried in different browsers but nothing.  Still got the same thing.  Best suggestion is to keep checking every now and again.  If they are the one with the problem hopefully they will have the problem fixed shortly.
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Is your dial up modem (for phone line access to AOL) or network card (for broadband access to aol) actually installed?\n\nWhen you re-install the OS you have to install the drivers, which is what makes the OS "talk" to the hardware. Some dirvers are installed automatically, while others may require you to manually insall them from CD that came with your hardware and/or computer.\n\nRight click on your My Computer and click on Properties and go to Hardware/Device Manager and look for any yellow icons showing, they are hardware that is not installed but was detected. \n\nSee your hardware/system manual on the proper way to re-install the hardware. You may be able to right click on the yellow icon and update the driver from there.\n\nI suspect that there is an issue with the drivers installation.