Vista IE error display page problem

A scratch install from vista beta 2 build 8351. I can't access any web
pages through IE. Intranet works but when you go to any website except
intranet it will display "page not found". Try it with firefox, then the
intranet and internet sites work fine. We can leave out DNS/DHCP are an
issue since firefox is doing fine. This got to be a browser issue.... and
trust me I tried all the security/firewall settings but still no result. I
also tried all other ealier vista build but still the same problem. Anybody
has this problem?

Build 5381.1 is NOT Beta 2 just FYI. Beta 2 is Build 5384.4, also just FYI.
Please Upgrade to the Latest Version using the Microsoft Connect Website
(http://connect.microsoft.com) or using the MSDN Subscriber Download's
Website, just FYI.

"Phil Trinh" <ptrinh@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>A scratch install from vista beta 2 build 8351. I can't access any web
>pages through IE. Intranet works but when you go to any website except
>intranet it will display "page not found". Try it with firefox, then the
>intranet and internet sites work fine. We can leave out DNS/DHCP are an
>issue since firefox is doing fine. This got to be a browser issue....
>and trust me I tried all the security/firewall settings but still no
>result. I also tried all other ealier vista build but still the same
>problem. Anybody has this problem?
>
>
>

Got the latest 5384.4 build installed. The IE problem isn't going away.
Firefox works and IE doesn't work. However, I found out that everything is
fine at home but not my workplace. So it has to do with IE+vista and my
work place network firewall. IE in vista must have some kinda of extra
security feature that my work place firewall doesn't support? Any
suggestion?



"Kevin John Panzke" <kevpan815@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Build 5381.1 is NOT Beta 2 just FYI. Beta 2 is Build 5384.4, also just
> FYI. Please Upgrade to the Latest Version using the Microsoft Connect
> Website (http://connect.microsoft.com) or using the MSDN Subscriber
> Download's Website, just FYI.
>
> "Phil Trinh" <ptrinh@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:8828E546-C0CA-4F67-AEB3-FCAEB3C6F92E@microsoft.com...

>