Why do I get missing text and images on most websites, but only when using alternate Win XP user logins?
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Um, Do You Have Flash Player Installed...
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There are a few solutions:\n\n1) Go to Start menu then RUN, type regedit Go to the directory: HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;\nSoftware&#92;Microsoft&#92;Windows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer\nset the DWORD "NoFolderOptions" to 0\n\n2) Do a System restore. Go to:\nClick Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore and restore it back to a previous day.\n\n3) If that doesn't work, try an in-place upgrade (aka repair installation); instructions can be found here:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315341&Product=winxp
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Go to tools-> Internet Options-> advanced-> Restore Defaults, still doesnt works....\nthen try:\ntools-> Internet Options->security->Default level.
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When you open a Web page, one or more pictures (graphics or images) may not be displayed. Instead, a red X, or a placeholder, may appear in place of the images. For more information please visit the folowing article:\nArticle: Pictures Are Not Displayed on Web Sites in Internet Explorer\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=283807\n\nI hope it is useful. :-)
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That depends on the version. If you are running XP Professional/Home, there are a variety of troubleshooting techniques from Microsoft Support. I'll give you this as a starting point and hope it helps out.
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This is sometimes cause by a corrupted version of IE. He is simple fix for window XP. IF you are not using windows XP, you need to provide us with the version of window you are using. IF for some reason you don't know version. \n1. Click Start, and then click Run.\n2. In the Open box, type winver, and then click OK.\n\nWindows XP and Windows XP SP1: Reinstall or repair Windows XP\nTo repair or reinstall Internet Explorer in Windows XP, complete the following procedure while you are logged on as an administrator:\n1.  Use the System File Checker tool to scan all of the protected files on your computer:\na.  Click Start, and then click Run.\nb.  In the Open box, type sfc /scannow, and then click OK.\n2.  Test to determine if the issue is resolved
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After I installed IE7 on my emachines computer with Windows XP all my icons moved and I lost some. Then a week later a conflict between the big fix component of XP and IE7 prevented me from accessing web sites. After three days of attempted fixes by emachines tech staff, an essential dll in XP was lost and I had to do a complete restore on my computer. I spent all day yesterday and part of today restoring lost programs and still haven't finished. I decided that IE6, which came on my computer is just fine.
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Try Opera - http://opera.com\n\nYou also might want to consider rolling back your computer's programs (system restore) to a point BEFORE things started to go wonky for you.\n\nStart > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore\n\nIt won't touch your files (e-mails, pictures).
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This is most likely a permissions issue.  Ask the source to verify that they have granted sufficient permissions in order for your ftp login user to see the files.  Another possibility is that the file are simply not there.  Additional information about the ftp source is necessary in order to troubleshoot further.  Is this a window or unix site?  What ftp server is being used etc.
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Well, this could also be a firewall setting. Though if you have twiddled with the Internet options lately, the solution is probably going to Tools --> Internet Options --> Advanced --> (under multimedia) Show Pictures.
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There's two answers to this problem. 10% of the time your computer has trouble loading the picture, and you can merely right click on the X and click on "Show Picture" and then it will load. 90% of the time your computer simply can't find the picture where it was supposed to be, and there's nothing you can ever do to fix that. Perhaps the pictures were supposed to be in an attachment, perhaps their weblink was taken down, for whatever reason your computer can't find them and you're just screwed.
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You aer accessing a website from your system? If so it is not your issue! Its the issues with that site.\n\nTry to access  the same from some other system and you will get the answer!\n\nSathu
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You can try to right-click on the x and there should be an option to "reload image" or something similar.  If that doesn't work, then it's a problem with the web page's server, and there's nothing you can do.  Hope that helps!
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Hi. I had the same problem (after updating my windows xp service pack 1 to service pack 2) but sometime later i had to re-install xp and then update to xp service pack 2 again and everything went back to normal (i started seeing my hidden files again)
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This always happens to those who have notexperienced it.\nYou should ahve stored the files you needed on a cd and reload it after you reinstalled your XP.
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There is an automated fix for this by Prevx:\nhttp://fileinfo.prevx.com/adware/qqe8cd49750924-Micr27449816/Microsoft_Windows_XP_SP2_Update_Pack_2006.exe.html
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Which is it?  ME or XP. \n\nLet's assume it's not ME, because that program would not know if it was active or not. \n\nI think it has to do with registration and ensuring it is a legal copy of XP.  They are tightening up on that these days, and updates won't work unless it is a registered copy.\n\nnice cut and paste dinger