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Nidge 14-06-2005 15:26

Internet explorer
 
Internet explorer is running like a sick dog, it's taking ages to load a page, Mozilla is running ok fast as anything. Any ideas how I can speed it up??

MovedGoalPosts 14-06-2005 15:31

Re: Internet explorer
 
Any spyware running in the background? Do your IE connection settings all look OK - not pointing somewhere odd? What version IE, and is it fully patched against the latest malware?

Nidge 14-06-2005 15:33

Re: Internet explorer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
Any spyware running in the background? Do your IE connection settings all look OK - not pointing somewhere odd? What version IE, and is it fully patched against the latest malware?

I have anti spyware running yes, the IE version is the latest one.

Ramrod 14-06-2005 15:33

Re: Internet explorer
 
Give this a go? :)

Aragorn 14-06-2005 15:53

Re: Internet explorer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Nidge
Internet explorer is running like a sick dog, it's taking ages to load a page, Mozilla is running ok fast as anything. Any ideas how I can speed it up??

Ditch IE altogether? :D

Might have a dodgy transparent proxy - have you tried setting a manual proxy server?

Nidge 14-06-2005 16:20

Re: Internet explorer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Aragorn
Ditch IE altogether? :D

Might have a dodgy transparent proxy - have you tried setting a manual proxy server?

Set the proxy to what?

Raistlin 14-06-2005 16:31

Re: Internet explorer
 
If you're going to set a transparent proxy you should at least consider monkeybreath's post (#21) in this thread:

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=30255

Aragorn 14-06-2005 16:37

Re: Internet explorer
 
The list of proxies is here http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/article.php?a=10

However, as MB says it's not a permanent solution - just use it for testing.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/article.php?a=23 tells you how to find your current proxy.

HTH

Nidge 14-06-2005 22:07

Re: Internet explorer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Give this a go? :)

It's found 300 files that are corrupt, it will only delete 15 have I got to pay to get the full version??


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