M
Margaret
OK, maybe I'm not explaining this right. I have Windows XP installed on my
computer at work. Not my choice but I have to live with it. I've added an
address bar to my taskbar, so I can type in a URL without having to launch
IE first. I have the same thing on my computer at home (Win2k) and it works
with no problems. But on WinXP, if I type a URL in that address bar, IE
cannot find the site--doesn't matter what site it is, it can't find it. It
doesn't seem like it even looks, because the "can't find" dialogue box comes
up right away--there is no "page not found" error like you usually get when
you type in an invalid URL. But, if I open IE and type the URL in the
address bar there, I can go to any site.
Any ideas as to what's going on?
computer at work. Not my choice but I have to live with it. I've added an
address bar to my taskbar, so I can type in a URL without having to launch
IE first. I have the same thing on my computer at home (Win2k) and it works
with no problems. But on WinXP, if I type a URL in that address bar, IE
cannot find the site--doesn't matter what site it is, it can't find it. It
doesn't seem like it even looks, because the "can't find" dialogue box comes
up right away--there is no "page not found" error like you usually get when
you type in an invalid URL. But, if I open IE and type the URL in the
address bar there, I can go to any site.
Any ideas as to what's going on?