Web pages take ages to open

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Hi guys,
I Windows Xp SP2 and updated, IE6 SP2. When I first go onto the net and open
URL's I have no problems with them opening. After awhile 10 minutes of
browsing, it takes absolutely ages for pages to open, I have reverted to
refreshing them some 10/20 times to try and get them to open, in the end I
reboot and start again, it is driving me nuts. I have and constantly delete
the cookies in the Temp internet folder, delete the files as well, including
offline content. I have limited the Temp internet files folder to disk
space of 200 MB. Still does not solve my problem. Looking for any help
and ideas in solving this problem, before I resort to formatting the drive
and reinstalling window.
Your help is welcome and appreciated
Thanks and Regards
Bob
 
BH2 said:
Hi guys,
I Windows Xp SP2 and updated, IE6 SP2. When I first go onto the net and
open URL's I have no problems with them opening. After awhile 10 minutes
of browsing, it takes absolutely ages for pages to open, I have reverted
to refreshing them some 10/20 times to try and get them to open, in the
end I reboot and start again, it is driving me nuts. I have and
constantly delete the cookies in the Temp internet folder, delete the
files as well, including offline content. I have limited the Temp
internet files folder to disk space of 200 MB. Still does not solve my
problem. Looking for any help and ideas in solving this problem, before I
resort to formatting the drive and reinstalling window.
Your help is welcome and appreciated
Thanks and Regards
Bob
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Could be a malware infection.
So How Did I Get Infected Anyway?
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=27971

Help with Hijackware
All MS - MVP Sites.
http://aumha.org/a/parasite.htm
(http://aumha.org/a/quickfix.htm)
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware
(http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/unwanted.htm)
(http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/darnit.html)
(http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k/Malware_Defence.htm)

Unexplained computer behavior may be caused by deceptive software.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827315
 
BH2 said:
Hi guys,
I Windows Xp SP2 and updated, IE6 SP2. When I first go onto the net and open
URL's I have no problems with them opening. After awhile 10 minutes of
browsing, it takes absolutely ages for pages to open, I have reverted to
refreshing them some 10/20 times to try and get them to open, in the end I
reboot and start again, it is driving me nuts. I have and constantly delete
the cookies in the Temp internet folder, delete the files as well, including
offline content. I have limited the Temp internet files folder to disk
space of 200 MB. Still does not solve my problem. Looking for any help
and ideas in solving this problem, before I resort to formatting the drive
and reinstalling window.
Your help is welcome and appreciated
Thanks and Regards
Bob
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Hi,

Like Frank, I think it's a malware problem. But I'd also reduce even more
the maximum size of the cache. Mine is set to 1 MB, and that's just fine
when one has a fast connection...

CU

Hans
 
Hi Guys,
scanned for Malaware using Spybot S & D, also Ad aware, found
nothing, reduced the cache to 1Mb, but still have to keep refreshing upto 10
times to get the URL to load. Is there anyway I can uninstall IE6 and Re
install it?
Thanks guys for your help
Regards
Bob
 
BH2 said:
Hi guys,
I Windows Xp SP2 and updated, IE6 SP2. When I first go onto the net and open
URL's I have no problems with them opening. After awhile 10 minutes of
browsing, it takes absolutely ages for pages to open, I have reverted to
refreshing them some 10/20 times to try and get them to open, in the end I
reboot and start again, it is driving me nuts. I have and constantly delete
the cookies in the Temp internet folder, delete the files as well, including
offline content. I have limited the Temp internet files folder to disk
space of 200 MB. Still does not solve my problem. Looking for any help
and ideas in solving this problem, before I resort to formatting the drive
and reinstalling window.
Your help is welcome and appreciated
Thanks and Regards
Bob
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I have the same problem and I did have virus which I cleaned both
manually and with F-Secure: w32.stration.ac@mm

Any idea how to get IE to load the pages normally?
 
Thanks Guys will try your tips
Regards
Bob
Sam said:
I have the same problem and I did have virus which I cleaned both
manually and with F-Secure: w32.stration.ac@mm

Any idea how to get IE to load the pages normally?
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