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Originally Posted by pem
Yes, manually specifying a server for http/https will break it, hence my question. Either you remove the proxy or add an exception rule. However - you will usually get some sort of error message rather than just "page cannot be displayed".
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I haven't got a proxy specified in IE (Tools>Internet Options> Connections> Lan Settings) but when I did try one (on the advice of NTL tech support) I got a different, specific, error; something like "Tunneling or Port not allowed". Does that sound like what you'd expect? If so, does that suggest it's not a proxy problem?
Cheers all
ogwi
Warning: The comments above are my own and not necessarily those of a sane person.