internet explorer

When I type in a link in the address line I
get :C:\WINDOWS\system32\notfound.html

Why is this???

When I fire up Internet Explorer, after i have clicked
between 2 or 3 sites, the programme closes ( sometimes
with and other times without a report error message to
MS). I have tried uninstalling and re-installing, but i
cannot seem to take Internet Explorer of the computer. any
ideas ??, otherwise i am going to do a back-up and restore
my operating system. I am running Windows XP home edition
using broadband through a broadband router / switch.

Thanks

Simon Hansom
s.hansom@botany.uq.edu.au

I cannot find a way to download the Microsoft Virtual
Machine so I can have my browser run Java applets. Can
anyone tell me how to do this?

Thanks,
Bill

Hello

Here is the link that you need

http://www.java-virtual-machine.net/download.html


alvin


Bill McBride wrote:

> I cannot find a way to download the Microsoft Virtual
> Machine so I can have my browser run Java applets. Can
> anyone tell me how to do this?
>
> Thanks,
> Bill

after explorer remains idle for a few minutes the next
page you try to go to is, domain unavailable/page cannot
be displayed,any suggestions? thus far the only resolve
is to log off and log back on again.

If youve checked with your ISP and everything seems fine
try the following:

-Delete temp files (go to start, run and type: %temp%
then delete everything that comes up)

-Update your antivirus software and run a scan (you can
run a scan at housecall.antivirus.com as well for free)

-Install (or update) Ad-Aware from
http://www.lavasoftusa.com then run a default scan on
your computer. This will check your computer for spyware
that can cause the types of things your seeing.

-After doing all this if you still have the same problem
try pinging someone (for instance www.yahoo.com)by domain
name and by IP address. If you can ping someone by IP
address or domain name you know you are still connected
online and theres either something wrong with your
browser or there is a program keeping you from browsing
sites. If you can ONLY ping by IP address then there is
something wrong with the DNS settings on your computer
(usually DNS should either be automatic or disabled
unless your ISP tells you different).

To ping go to start, run, and type: cmd (for win xp and
2000) or command (for win 98 and me). At the command
prompt type: ping www.yahoo.com and then hit enter. If
you get 4 replies from yahoo you know you are connected
to the internet. If it says unknown host or request timed
out you need to try pinging by IP address. If you still
cannot ping by IP address you are NOT connected to the
internet, something is either not functioning properly or
blocking the connection. Make sure not firewalls are
installed.

HTH

>-----Original Message-----
>after explorer remains idle for a few minutes the next
>page you try to go to is, domain unavailable/page cannot
>be displayed,any suggestions? thus far the only resolve
>is to log off and log back on again.
>
>.
>

In the last two weeks internet explorer creates an error
message saying that the program must be terminated and
request that i click on the button that sends relevent
information to microsoft. Is the anyway i can get
microsoft whether the info sent to them will allow me to
fix the problem.

Incidentally netscape works fine

Hi Carol,

Just so I am clear - You cannot open up Internet Explorer or Internet
Explorer cannot access any web sites?
If it is that you cannot open IE, can you run it from
Start\RUN\iexplore.exe? If not what errors do you get?

Thanks,
Marc Reynolds
Microsoft Technical Support

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