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At 02:50 AM 11/26/2003, you wrote:
>I am also sending to PC-Build in hopes someone will have a fix.
>
>One thing I forgot to mention below was that she had an older version of
>Internet Explorer and I upgraded to v6.0. It took a while for it to
>install the files, so I am sure that it replaced everything - and I am
>still not able to access the internet. I have had a couple of off list
>replies and have tried those, but nothing has helped. I really do not want
>to tell her I have to reinstall the OS unless it is absolutley necessary.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Fran
>
>I am working on a computer that has problems accessing webpages on the
>internet. The system is a
>
>Celeron 700
>128 megs of ram
>20 gig HD
>Windows ME
>
>The customer installed AOL and used the free time, then uninstalled it so
>she could install a different ISP's Software. The installation was fine,
>and she could dial the Internet, but could not access any webpages.
>
>So I have removed the excess fluff left behind by AOL, cleaned up the
>spyware and a few other maintenance cleanups - things I have done with
>most machines I work on. I created a dialer for my ISP and am able to dial
>and log on but not able to access webpages, so -
>
>I have removed the TCP/IP protocol and reinstalled it - no luck, I removed
>Dial-up Networking and reinstalled with no luck. Still no webpage access.
>
>There is something I am probably forgetting, but I need help.. I really do
>not want to reinstall the OS if I do not have to.
>
>Help.................Fran

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