increase internet explorer timeout?
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Although Microsoft does not encourage this approach, you can change the default time-out setting for Internet Explorer. To do this in Internet Explorer 4.01 Service Pack 1 or later, follow these steps: 1. Add a ReceiveTimeout DWORD value with a data value of (<number of seconds>)*1000 in the following registry key: \nHKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Windows&#92;CurrentVersion&#92;Internet Settings\nFor example, if you want the timeout duration to be 8 minutes, set the ReceiveTimeout data value to 480000 (<480>*1000). \n2. Restart your computer.
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Your internet connection may be too slow. This can cause the browser or the website you are trying to view "time out". You can try using a ping program that keeps the internet connection alive.\n\nAlternatively, the site you are trying to view may be down, try again later.
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java or javascript may be turned off in internet options?\n\nthat's all i got
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Try FireFox instead of IE!
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Follow these instructions:\n\n1. Open Internet Explorer\n2. click on Tools at the top of the screen\n3. click on Internet Options\n4. click on the Advanced tab\n5. Tick Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)\n6. Tick Disable Script Debugging (other)\n7. click OK
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You have a couple things you could do.  One is to try firefox (http://www.mozilla.org)\n\nAnother, is to call tech support.  There are a hundred things that could cause your problem with internet explorer.\n\nOr, try these and if they don't work contact internet explorer.\n* Clear your cache.  (Tools -> Options -> Button that says 'Delete Files')\n* Restart your computer\n* Update windows files using Windowsupdate (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com)\n* Update any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.  if this doesn't work at this point remove and reinstall any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.\n* Still a no go, call your internet service providers tech support.
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Start > Control Panel > Internet Options > Advanced\nmake adjustments with care.\nI suggest you do not allow "Internet Explorer Install On Demand".\nyou could also make some adjustments in Privacy and Content.\nStart > Control Panel > Internet Options > Privacy
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If you are using Windows Xp download and install the following fix:\n\nhttp://windowsxp.mvps.org/IEFIX.htm\n\nThe solution provided above should help you resolve the problem.\n \nHowever,if the problem persists, uninstall and reinstall the internet explorer.\n\nFor more information visit the following website:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/318378/EN-US/\n \n\nhttp://windowsxp.mvps.org/IEFIX.htm
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Update to the latest version of IE, this should solve your problem. I think this problem has arrisen due to a recent bug fix that Microsoft made, but it seems to have caused a lot of problems for a lot of users.
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Open IE, go to Help at the top and 'About Internet Explorer'
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you could add the address to your hosts file or in the restricted sites zone in IE properties\n\nas for the timer thing youd need a seperate program to do that (quite easy to write i imagine)
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use internet explorer 7.
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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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click the 'Help' Menu and then select 'About INternet Explorer'
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you must be using internet explorer
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You could go here (http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=8) to request an extension.
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If you are using Internet Explorer check out Tools:Internet Options.  Look at the history settings.  How long is that set for.  Probably set to 1 or 0.