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AndrewJ · 29-11-2004, 19:13

Been thinkiing about this for a bit,

Wondeirng if it could be one of following excuse me if you have already done this.

1) Make sure no cookies are blocked or/and the site is not in restricted area.

2) Double check your firewall settings and setup to make sure the domain of microsoft.com aint being overchecked.

3) Long way around move your exact pc to another location plug it in and then make sure it aint your pc

4) Or it may mean Formatting the system as it may online stop you visiting one webpage in 1,000 but soon it may prevent you from visiting any forum or site...

Kind of sounds like a virus or heavy spyware is causing the issue.

And one more thing, Is your copy of XP legit?? Too many people are falling prey to Microsofts new thing about having legit ones or you cant update or do certain tasks.

Worth mentioning I though.

29-11-2004, 19:13	#14
AndrewJ Inactive Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,737	Re: Microsoft web site Been thinkiing about this for a bit, Wondeirng if it could be one of following excuse me if you have already done this. 1) Make sure no cookies are blocked or/and the site is not in restricted area. 2) Double check your firewall settings and setup to make sure the domain of microsoft.com aint being overchecked. 3) Long way around move your exact pc to another location plug it in and then make sure it aint your pc 4) Or it may mean Formatting the system as it may online stop you visiting one webpage in 1,000 but soon it may prevent you from visiting any forum or site... Kind of sounds like a virus or heavy spyware is causing the issue. And one more thing, Is your copy of XP legit?? Too many people are falling prey to Microsofts new thing about having legit ones or you cant update or do certain tasks. Worth mentioning I though.