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I run FF, and I love it, will my autoupdater is not working for my windows XP, and it tells me to update I need to have IE, to go to t he site and download the updates....Well, when I lainch IE, I get:

CAN'T FIND SERVER

The page cannot be displayed

The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser settings.

 

but the page (my site) displays just great with FF, does this mean I need to reinstall IE, or do I need to repair windows XP.

 

I reall do not want to reformat my system.

 

Thanks :notworthy:

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Thomas, I did that, no virus

 

Bruce, I will give that a try, just found out (just now) I have no sound, working good yesturday....I should turn the comuper into a door stop

 

:notworthy:

 

bruce, forgot to mention, no sites show up in IE, google.com,TCH, my site

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ok, not sure what the problem is, but I did a reboot, and now I got sound and IE is working.., I feel just like donating the computer to someone...

 

 

Thanks guys

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Ah yes, the magic reboot. Should always be the first thing to try when dealing with weird MS problems.

I feel just like donating the computer to someone...

If you like, I'll take it out shooting in the desert next time I go. :notworthy:

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I was thinking C-4 or M-80's.....I really hate technology, or do I really hate Microsoft, or is it Hackers,

 

Thanks for the idea

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I was thinking C-4 or M-80's.....I really hate technology, or do I really hate Microsoft, or is it Hackers,

 

Thanks for the idea

Just to be clear, I don't condone violence. Safe, legal target practice in a controlled environment is a different story.

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Science experiments are legal.

 

1) which would reach the ground faster from a 3 story building: a feather or a very large door stop?

2) which would sink if tossed into a swimming pool: a ping pong ball or a very large paperweight?

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Ah yes, the magic reboot. Should always be the first thing to try when dealing with weird MS problems.

 

Tim, I tried that one time but every time it booted I had to reboot because there was a weird MS problem that kept popping up - it was called Windows. :) Then I loaded Linux and it was all better. :)

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