IE 8 wont browse. On home network. Have one ISP and 7 computers, The two I loaded with IE8 see the network and shares but will not browse the internet???
Oh by the way: My ISP is MSN, on the computer with IE8 INSTALLED which will not browse in IE8, I can browse with the MSN Oh by the way: My ISP is MSN, on the computer with IE8 INSTALLED which will not browse in IE8, I can browse with the MSN
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I had the same problem. Managed to solve it by turning off "Use proxy server for your LAN" setting in Tools > Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings. Hope this helps.
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It would be a good idea to upgrade from IE6 to IE8. There have been many security fixes and upgrades to IE since IE6 was released and even after IE7 too.
I would suggest upgrading to the latest version possible for your computer!
Sometimes many of you might have frustrated with the auto complete future as it gives complete website address when you type some part of the website if it was visited already.Even if you try to delete browsing history it will remain in most of the cases.
Go to tool ->Internet Options
Go to Content tab and Click on settings tab under Auto complete option
Uncheckaddress bar options and click on Delete Auto-complete history
Click on Delete
Click OK and again Click OK.Now you try typing something in address bar!! congrats!! you done it!
1) Right click on My computer (
2) Click on Properties
3) Click on Computer Name
4) Click on Change (where it says "To rename this computer or Join a domain, Click Change")
5) Give Name to your Work Group
"Type the some Name in the BOX"
6) Click OK and Restart the Computer
** NOW THIS COMPUTER IS A PART OF WORK GROUP **
(settings on Main Computer where the Printer is installed)
7) Now we can share whatever you wana share
8) Open control Panel
9) Open Printer and Faxes right
10) Right click on the Printer Icon and click on Properties
11) Click on Sharing
12) Click on share this printer and *Name the Printer if you want share
13) Click on Apply now this Printer is in Network
Network the Second Computer
13) Go to each computer
1) Click on Start - control pannel -
2) Click on Printers and Faxes
3) Click on Add a Printer
4) It will show Welcomr to Add Printer Wizard
5) Click on Next
6) Select "A network printer, or a printer attached to another computer
7) Select browse for a Printer and HIT NEXT
8) It will show you the WORK GROUP and when you hit on it it will show you the Printer
9) Click on Next and OK
Its Done the Printer is Shared and you can take a print out.
Note : The Main Computer should On in order to take Print-out
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Hope this will help you connecting your USB printer to the Home Network
Click the Start Button and select Control Panel. Select Add or Remove Programs.
Find and select Windows Internet Explorer 8 from the list of available applications. Click the Remove button. Proceed with uninstalling
Restart your system. You should have IE 7 after the restart.
If you want to reinstall IE8, please visit link below IE8
You could have a slow internet connection, malware and spyware. Or need to clean your internet files to speed up your internet browser. Try downloading,installing and running ccleaner and spybot
Open the Chrome and clear cache and browsing data options, Ctrl + Shift + Delete.
Open a new window in Incognito mode, Ctrl + Shift + n, check for unwanted extensions enabled and check for chrome updates (settings - > help -> check for updates)
We have the same problem. We refresh it and it comes back. May be a problem with IE8 since it is so new(it was not a beta for very long). You could try to go back to IE7 and see if that helps.
First of all it's about performance. Internet Explorer is much faster than IE7. Also IE8 has IE7 web compatibility. IE8 has many scripting, memory management, networking and rendering engine improvements.
Also for web developers, IE8 has improved DOM (document object model), has developer tools option too.
basically your ie8 uninstallation is bad...try and see if you can get an ie8 uninstallation toolkit at microsoft.com to uninstall ie8 properly. Else, you might have to reinstall ie7 after uninstalling ie8.. this same problem persisted when micorosft released ie7 and i was supporting ie7 when released. so take my word. happens with all ie beta versions..
Oh by the way: My ISP is MSN, on the computer with IE8 INSTALLED which will not browse in IE8, I can browse with the MSN
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