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mike
I'm hoping someone has run into a similar problem and can help me out.
Basically, what I'm seeing is that when accessing certain (just a
few)websites, the HTML code gets mangled by the time it reaches my
broswer. I say this because on those few websites that are not
rendered properly, I can "view source" in IE and it's perfectly clear
why the website doesn't look right; certain lines of HTML code are
just missing!
I'm running Win ME ( 4.90.3000 ), and I get the same behavior whether
I use IE, Netscape or Opera to look at the website! BUT, if I look at
the same website using my laptop instead (Win XP) everything looks
fine.
Both computers are sitting behind a D-Link 614+ wireless router. The
desktop PC where I experience the problem has an Ethernet connection
to the router, the Laptop uses wireless. It is my vague impression
that the desktop PC started exhibiting this behavior around the time I
installed the router. However, I have tried reverting to the
pre-router configuration, i.e., ethernet from desktop PC direct to the
cable modem, and the problem did not go away.
Of course, I have flushed all my temp internet files. I reinstalled
IE (although since other browsers show the same problem, I didn't
expect much from that). Any ideas short of re-installing my OS ???
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Mike Sollins
Basically, what I'm seeing is that when accessing certain (just a
few)websites, the HTML code gets mangled by the time it reaches my
broswer. I say this because on those few websites that are not
rendered properly, I can "view source" in IE and it's perfectly clear
why the website doesn't look right; certain lines of HTML code are
just missing!
I'm running Win ME ( 4.90.3000 ), and I get the same behavior whether
I use IE, Netscape or Opera to look at the website! BUT, if I look at
the same website using my laptop instead (Win XP) everything looks
fine.
Both computers are sitting behind a D-Link 614+ wireless router. The
desktop PC where I experience the problem has an Ethernet connection
to the router, the Laptop uses wireless. It is my vague impression
that the desktop PC started exhibiting this behavior around the time I
installed the router. However, I have tried reverting to the
pre-router configuration, i.e., ethernet from desktop PC direct to the
cable modem, and the problem did not go away.
Of course, I have flushed all my temp internet files. I reinstalled
IE (although since other browsers show the same problem, I didn't
expect much from that). Any ideas short of re-installing my OS ???
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Mike Sollins