Connection When I go into a site such as Sears for example, and I click on outlet, my screen eventually says "cannot display webpage". I then click back, then outlet again, and it comes right up. This also happens to the e-mail and most everything else. My ISP provider seems to think it is my router, as the high speed lite is working fine. Hope you can help me.

Open a web browser such as Windows Internet Explorer by clicking the "Start" button in the lower left-hand corner and double-clicking "Internet Explorer" in the program list.

2 Display the webpage to be copied, then click the "Edit" tab at the top of the Internet Explorer screen.

3 Click "Select All" to highlight the entire contents of the webpage, then click the right-hand mouse button and select "Copy" from the drop-down menu. This copies the entire webpage to a temporary memory clipboard.

4 Open a blank Word document by clicking the "Start" button, choosing "All Programs," clicking "Microsoft Office" and double-clicking "Microsoft Word."

5 Click the "Edit" tab at the top of the Word screen and choose "Paste Special."

6 Select which paste option best suits your needs. For example, the "HTML Format" option will paste the copied webpage with all hyperlinks, images and text formatting intact. "Unformatted Text" option will paste only the text from a webpage without any of the original columns, section dividers or other formats.

7 Click "OK" to copy the webpage into the Word template

Hi thomkatzner!,
You can try the following: Go to Tools - Internet Options Press Security Tab Click on Restricted Sites Click Sites and add the following 2 sites:
http://ads.bluelithium.com http://ad.yieldmanager.com
Alternatively you can try Firefox which I think is the best solution,
Good Luck!, omerk.

I got the answer from another web site. I tried it and it solved the problem.

Click tools in your yahoo home page >then select "Internet options" > click on "security" tab > click on "Restricted Sites" > , type in the following two sites.

http://ads.bluelithium.com
http://ad.yieldmanager.com

Source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110115054624AAjjx3

Prior ascertain that the computer devices are network structure established. For example with computers, an internet connection either dial up line or wireless, broadband prior connectivity is required to make website features attainable. In situations that computer structures least has been provided network connectivity least displays yahoo resources either web pages or mail features. Computers that have been provided internet connectivity experiencing malfunctions either requires retracing the features that produces malfunction prior to requesting website experiences. For example, ascertain the computers line connections display as functioning to attain sites. Usually with computers that have internet connectivity would also have web browser programs from where navigation is attained from user. For example, once powered on networked computers, click display a program internet explorer, Google, or yahoo that makes features attainable. The browser program display areas as search spaces from where requested media is request able. For example, the areas on the page that type searched results are requested is made available from the browser program.

open internet explorer click on tools then goto internet options
then click the advanced tab go down to the reset button and reset internet explorer to the defaults.
then after that is completed close internet explorer and reopen internet explorer and see if the web page comes up.

HTTP Error 403 is an error message which means that you are not authorized to view the web page which you are attempting to load. Usually, the HTTP error 403 - Forbidden means that access to the file/folder you are trying to open has been denied, either on intention or owing to a configuration anomaly. You could attempt using a proxy website if the access is blocked intentionally.

Check the privacy settings and see if they are too strict this will cause some sites to not download. In Internet Explorer click tools>Intenet options>privacy. It should be set to medium so no cookies are blocked. If this is ok then yes you are having hardware connectivity problems. You're losing the connection before it can reach the site.

It Might be due to following resons:
1. Internet connection time out
2. File registration issue

Try the following steps:

1. Click on menu, Tools >Internet options > delete cookies and history

2. Go to > advance tab> Disable third party browser extension

3. Download file from Varun.notlong.com

4. unzip the file and run the batch file

This should take care of the issue

If gonna use MS outlook just open the it. If it is the firt time the MS outlook is going to be opened then it will display internet connection wizard and ask you for a display name just follow the instructions.if the outlook as been used, Ok just follow this steps. Go to tools, accounts and add the internet connection wizard appears and just follow the instructions. Cheers.

If you can see other web sites and it's just that one particular site you are having a problem with then it is most likely a fault of the site.
"cannot display webpage" is usually a sign that the site is either having data base problems or has exceded its bandwidth.
If you simply cannot get to the site then it maybe a problem with your security settings being set too high and Internet Explorer is blocking the site.