ie errors

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Sir

I am using intrnet with a 10 mbps lan connection.
Mypc is p4,2.4,win xp professinal with sp1
and ie 6,ver.6.0.2800.1106

in between using internet i am getting the following
message.
'THIS PAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED'

AT THE VERY SAME MOMENT WHILE AM PINGINGING TO MY
INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVER IP
ITS SAYING DESTINATION HOST UNREACHABLE.
BUT THE INTERNET IS WORKING PROPERLY AFTER I RESTART THE
MACHINE.BUT THE WILL COME AFTER SOME TIME

MY LAN CARD WAS
SIS 900 SERIES (ON BOARD WITH MERCURY i845 GL)

NOW I CHANGED THE LANcard TO REALTEC RTL8139.

MY SERVICE PROVIDER SAYING ITS THE PROBLEM WITH UR
COMPUTER AND COMPUTER PERSON SAYING IT WITH CONNECTION

PLEASE HELP

LIJO JOSEPH
MUMBAI,INDIA
(e-mail address removed)
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MY SERVICE PROVIDER SAYING ITS THE PROBLEM WITH UR
COMPUTER AND COMPUTER PERSON SAYING IT WITH CONNECTION
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Isn't it fun being between two fingerpointers?
They should at least be asking you for diagnostics which prove
that it isn't them.

Unfortunately you are posting in the wrong newsgroup to help tell
you what they should be telling you, in order to get the right diagnostics
so you can either fix the problem yourself or attach the blame fairly
where it belongs.

I have the same symptom myself with XPsp2 but it is with a Dial-Up
link so instead of rebooting all I have to do is hang up and redial.
So far it hasn't happened often enough that I have been bothered to try
to figure out where the problem lies.

I imagine that there could be analogous command line actions
which you could try even with your broadband link (in order to avoid
a reboot) but I don't know if that is the case or not. I think we would
also need more details about your connection in any case.

As I mentioned this is the wrong newsgroup for doing such a diagnosis.
However, I am cross-posting this to WindowsXP Networking
in case it gets an immediate more knowledgeable reply.


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
 
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