Why is it that when I click on certain links on certain webpages, I get a blank page?? Even on this site when i go to upload something, i click on the tab and it doesnt do anything. Music streamer do not work for me either. I have been trying to get on a photographers site, to view photos, and nothing! What is going on? Anyone have the new windows 7?? Can't seem to download flash player either. Help!!
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Windows 7 Problems with internet, HELP!!!
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Dice
New Member
download and install firefox or chrome use those and see if that fixes your problem.
www.firefox.com
http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/landing_chrome.html?hl=en
If your using IE it's possible its been corrupted by a virus or spamware.
I would suggest making sure your Windows 7 is up to date as well as installing an Antivirus.
MS has a free one now. : http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/
www.firefox.com
http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/landing_chrome.html?hl=en
If your using IE it's possible its been corrupted by a virus or spamware.
I would suggest making sure your Windows 7 is up to date as well as installing an Antivirus.
MS has a free one now. : http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/
Mark S. Adams
New Member
If you use IE 8, it could be a comatibility issue (with the particular page), and you need to turn on "compatibility mode" - instructions here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956197
choucove
New Member
This seems like the most logical explanation if you are having troubles and using IE8. A lot of websites are not displaying properly in this version of Internet Explorer yet. Even beyond the compatibility, I would HIGHLY recommend switching to Firefox or Chrome as suggested above as well. They not only work faster in most all cases than Internet Explorer, but they are infinitely more secure than IE. I removed viruses from three computers last week that had been infected from a specific website while viewing with IE. However, just as a test, we visited that same website using Firefox and did not get the virus. Such a simple thing to help prevent such a huge headache.
jiarby
New Member
I have a neighbor with the same problem. Check security settings in internet options. Set everything to low, or reset to defaults. Then try again.
For the neighbor that works until they close IE8 and start a new session then the problem comes back.
I uninstalled IE8 & put it back but that did not resolve the issue. This is going to end up being a Service Pack fix I am sure.
I gave them firefox.
For the neighbor that works until they close IE8 and start a new session then the problem comes back.
I uninstalled IE8 & put it back but that did not resolve the issue. This is going to end up being a Service Pack fix I am sure.
I gave them firefox.