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Re: Connected but can't browse!

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by oreo27, Jul 4, 2009.

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    Josh Wayman;211785 Wrote: <!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
    > Hi,
    > I recently set up a wireless network at home and before that I was
    > quite
    > happy with vista then this happend.
    >
    > I am connected to the net, I know this because all my programs
    > including
    > Windows are updating themselves, and I can ping webpages buy using cmd
    > prompt
    > and get a reply but when I try to use a browser it comes up with:
    > "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage
    > Most likely causes:
    > Not connected to net
    > Website has problems
    > Typing error in address"
    >
    > I've tried IE, Firefox and Opera all encounter the same error, I took
    > it to
    > my universities IT professionals and stumped them, spent hours on this
    > discussion looking up how to fix it and can't find anything
    >
    > I've disabled the Phishing Filter
    > The guys at uni went through all the IP, TCP and heaps of other various
    > abriveations of things I have only a little idea of what they are.
    >
    > I have tried connecting wireless, and via ethernet, all same problem.
    > I have windows vista home basic
    >
    > Can anyone help me please!
    > I'm completely stumped
    >
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    Hi josh,
    This could be the result of a misconfigured router. Could you first
    please try to connect directly by connecting your modem directly to your
    lan card?


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    oreo27

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