the symptoms were nothing like the problems im having either. Sorry.
when i access a secure site i have no probs but if it is a site that requires a cert the site requests the cert as normal then my cert comes up and i click okay - but instead of another box coming up saying someone trying to access the cert and me clicking ok again, it comes up with an error page saying cannot find server.
on top of this is my aol account, which has apparently restored my old favourites from a partition i deleted ages ago.
Don't know much about AOL except that the few times I worked on it when you installed a new version it always kept the old version and all associated folders. Could your link that starts AOL be pointing to an older version for some reason?
The favorites must have been hiding somewhere. Is there any chance the partition did not get deleted and you chose the wrong one at boot?
Are there other logins on your computer? Rightclick on Start and select Explore then look at the names under \Documents and Settings? You should see Administrator, All Users, Default User and then one other that is your login.
Unpack to your desktop and run it. If you have green print at the top then just
press Restore Original Hosts then OK.
IF you have red print then press make Hosts Writeable first.
After you Restore Original Hosts then press Make Hosts Read Only?
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we are getting a lot of complaints about this upgrade. Following may fix it.
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I dont have that update.
the symptoms were nothing like the problems im having either. Sorry.
when i access a secure site i have no probs but if it is a site that requires a cert the site requests the cert as normal then my cert comes up and i click okay - but instead of another box coming up saying someone trying to access the cert and me clicking ok again, it comes up with an error page saying cannot find server.
on top of this is my aol account, which has apparently restored my old favourites from a partition i deleted ages ago.
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Don't know much about AOL except that the few times I worked on it when you installed a new version it always kept the old version and all associated folders. Could your link that starts AOL be pointing to an older version for some reason?
Ron
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http://www.funkytoad.com/
press Restore Original Hosts then OK.
IF you have red print then press make Hosts Writeable first.
After you Restore Original Hosts then press Make Hosts Read Only?
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/DelDomains.inf and then right click on it and
Install. Nothing obvious will happen.
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restored hosts file, restored defaults in internet options- still wont work.
whats the deldomains thing?
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deldomains cleans out your restricted and trusted zones in IE. Sites in these zones are treated differently from sites in the Internet zone.
Also in Internet Explorer, Help, About Internet Explorer and look to see what Cypher Strength it says you have.
Ron
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It says i have 128 bit
i dont know what to do. Difficult isnt it?
Thank You for your help though really appreciate it.
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Do you have the name or address of this cert server that it is trying to access?
Ron
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Start, Run, cmd, OK to bring up a black cmd window. Type:
nslookup URLofServer
See if it gets an IP address.
Ron
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i did and it said it couldn't find it and that it was an invalid domain.
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