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March 8th, 2010 13:00
wierd web browsing problem--any ideas?
I just bought a desktop and laptop and have encountered a web browsing problem with both that I did not have on my old desktop. The old and new computers are running XP.
When I go the US Department of Education web site, ed.gov, I can access the home page as well as links in the page. However, I cannot open links in the banner--they seem to time out. I have tried using two different browsers (firefox and IE), have cleared the cache and cookies, made sure I have the latest versions of Java and Flash and nothing seems to work. These seem to be the only links I have trouble opening.
IT people at my company looked at my desktop and could not find any reason for this. Web folks the Dept of Ed were pretty unhelpful--all they did was point out that the links that I cannot open are jhtml while other links in the page that I can open are just html.
Any one have any ideas???
thanks!


Mary G
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March 8th, 2010 13:00
Probably caused by high security settings in the browser or your antivirus software addons. It's protecting you from clicking on possibly insecure links. The security settings are in Internet Options, Privacy and Security tabs