R
Redlimit
Internet Explorer is giving me some trouble. Whenever I
type in a web page address in the address bar and press
enter, it always comes up with the "This page cannot be
displayed" page (located at C:\WINDOWS\system32
\notfound.html).
However, if I use links or bookmarks(favourites) pages
load up normally. I have Google cached as my homepage so
thankfully I can run searches on web addresses and go to
websites by clicking on the links provided by the search.
I'm not entirely sure what is wrong, but I think files
may be missing from my System32 folder. I have tried to
re-install IE6, but I get the error "this has not passed
Microsoft Certification" every time (even after following
all of the steps on the help page to get rid of this
message - again it says that some sort of file is
missing, and my guess would be from System32).
A full re-install of XP is not an option at this time.
This error is a major annoyance because of the extra
steps needed to view just about any webpage normally.
Anyone know anything about this?
type in a web page address in the address bar and press
enter, it always comes up with the "This page cannot be
displayed" page (located at C:\WINDOWS\system32
\notfound.html).
However, if I use links or bookmarks(favourites) pages
load up normally. I have Google cached as my homepage so
thankfully I can run searches on web addresses and go to
websites by clicking on the links provided by the search.
I'm not entirely sure what is wrong, but I think files
may be missing from my System32 folder. I have tried to
re-install IE6, but I get the error "this has not passed
Microsoft Certification" every time (even after following
all of the steps on the help page to get rid of this
message - again it says that some sort of file is
missing, and my guess would be from System32).
A full re-install of XP is not an option at this time.
This error is a major annoyance because of the extra
steps needed to view just about any webpage normally.
Anyone know anything about this?