ISP can no configure windows 98 for internet

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Yes, the TCP/IP DNS settings configured "obtain an IP address
automatically".
I can no remove/repair IE5.5 anymore - since its a part of win
operating
system. I have already revert from IE6.0 back to IE5.5 - and this
not
help
me.



sounds like like IE is messed up ...
there 'should' be a repair function for IE5.5 as per
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/194177/

have you tried another browser like Firefox to confirm it is an IE
problem
?



I want install IE6.0 SP1 back. I have download ie6setup.exe file from
microsoft(480KB), but setup file requires to communicate with Internet
do
download updates. I tried, but setup can no connects, since i have
problem
with internet connection.
I have no Firefox.




have you downloaded the full version given to you in another thread ?
(best bet to take the time and be done with it ..be sure to burn a
copy)



I tried download IE SP1 setup file on my local drive, for next
installing
on home PC, use the following methodic:

http://www.updatexp.com/download-ie6.html

During downloading process, I got 3 prompts : "Do you want to run this
software"? (some "MSIE Core Web Fonts") However, each time I've selected
'Don't Run' (since I don't need install IE6.0 SP1 on that PC, where i
just
trying download it). Finally, I got message 'files can not be saved' or
'Download failed'. Where is problem?


AFAIK you need to have the core fonts installed to complete the download
(so
say "yes" , the fonts do not require any real space)



Finally, I obtain updates and reinstall IE6.0 SP1. Checked all network
settings, then went through Internet Conection Wizard set internet
connection again. The same result - pages not loads. Definitely, problem is
more complex, not perfectly obvious.

mistral wrote:

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Yes, the TCP/IP DNS settings configured "obtain an IP address
automatically".
I can no remove/repair IE5.5 anymore - since its a part of win
operating
system. I have already revert from IE6.0 back to IE5.5 - and this
not
help
me.



sounds like like IE is messed up ...
there 'should' be a repair function for IE5.5 as per
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/194177/

have you tried another browser like Firefox to confirm it is an IE
problem
?



I want install IE6.0 SP1 back. I have download ie6setup.exe file from
microsoft(480KB), but setup file requires to communicate with Internet
do
download updates. I tried, but setup can no connects, since i have
problem
with internet connection.
I have no Firefox.




have you downloaded the full version given to you in another thread ?
(best bet to take the time and be done with it ..be sure to burn a
copy)



I tried download IE SP1 setup file on my local drive, for next
installing
on home PC, use the following methodic:

http://www.updatexp.com/download-ie6.html

During downloading process, I got 3 prompts : "Do you want to run this
software"? (some "MSIE Core Web Fonts") However, each time I've selected
'Don't Run' (since I don't need install IE6.0 SP1 on that PC, where i
just
trying download it). Finally, I got message 'files can not be saved' or
'Download failed'. Where is problem?


AFAIK you need to have the core fonts installed to complete the download
(so
say "yes" , the fonts do not require any real space)



Finally, I obtain updates and reinstall IE6.0 SP1. Checked all network
settings, then went through Internet Conection Wizard set internet
connection again. The same result - pages not loads. Definitely, problem is
more complex, not perfectly obvious.

is there another pc you can put on your lan to see if it works? if you
can ping an address like google.com then dns is not the problem, does
your router have any logging or debug options, it would be very useful
to watch realtime debug messages on the router as you try and open a
webpage, i think you may see your problem. From looking at your
original reponse, i dont see any results of a ping.. opena cmd window
and type ping google.com what happens? what happens if you type ping
72.14.207.99 if the second one works and the first doesnt its simply a
case of correcting the ip addresses of your dns servers in your router.

Flamer.

Flamer.

mistral wrote:

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Yes, the TCP/IP DNS settings configured "obtain an IP address
automatically".
I can no remove/repair IE5.5 anymore - since its a part of win
operating
system. I have already revert from IE6.0 back to IE5.5 - and this
not
help
me.



sounds like like IE is messed up ...
there 'should' be a repair function for IE5.5 as per
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/194177/

have you tried another browser like Firefox to confirm it is an IE
problem
?



I want install IE6.0 SP1 back. I have download ie6setup.exe file from
microsoft(480KB), but setup file requires to communicate with Internet
do
download updates. I tried, but setup can no connects, since i have
problem
with internet connection.
I have no Firefox.




have you downloaded the full version given to you in another thread ?
(best bet to take the time and be done with it ..be sure to burn a
copy)



I tried download IE SP1 setup file on my local drive, for next
installing
on home PC, use the following methodic:

http://www.updatexp.com/download-ie6.html

During downloading process, I got 3 prompts : "Do you want to run this
software"? (some "MSIE Core Web Fonts") However, each time I've selected
'Don't Run' (since I don't need install IE6.0 SP1 on that PC, where i
just
trying download it). Finally, I got message 'files can not be saved' or
'Download failed'. Where is problem?


AFAIK you need to have the core fonts installed to complete the download
(so
say "yes" , the fonts do not require any real space)



Finally, I obtain updates and reinstall IE6.0 SP1. Checked all network
settings, then went through Internet Conection Wizard set internet
connection again. The same result - pages not loads. Definitely, problem is
more complex, not perfectly obvious.

is there another pc you can put on your lan to see if it works? if you
can ping an address like google.com then dns is not the problem, does
your router have any logging or debug options, it would be very useful
to watch realtime debug messages on the router as you try and open a
webpage, i think you may see your problem. From looking at your
original reponse, i dont see any results of a ping.. opena cmd window
and type ping google.com what happens? what happens if you type ping
72.14.207.99 if the second one works and the first doesnt its simply a
case of correcting the ip addresses of your dns servers in your router.

Flamer.

Flamer.

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Yes, the TCP/IP DNS settings configured "obtain an IP address
automatically".
I can no remove/repair IE5.5 anymore - since its a part of win
operating
system. I have already revert from IE6.0 back to IE5.5 - and
this
not
help
me.

sounds like like IE is messed up ...
there 'should' be a repair function for IE5.5 as per
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/194177/

have you tried another browser like Firefox to confirm it is an IE
problem
?

I want install IE6.0 SP1 back. I have download ie6setup.exe file
from
microsoft(480KB), but setup file requires to communicate with
Internet
do
download updates. I tried, but setup can no connects, since i have
problem
with internet connection.
I have no Firefox.



have you downloaded the full version given to you in another thread
?
(best bet to take the time and be done with it ..be sure to burn a
copy)

I tried download IE SP1 setup file on my local drive, for next
installing
on home PC, use the following methodic:

http://www.updatexp.com/download-ie6.html


During downloading process, I got 3 prompts : "Do you want to run
this
software"? (some "MSIE Core Web Fonts") However, each time I've
selected
'Don't Run' (since I don't need install IE6.0 SP1 on that PC, where i
just
trying download it). Finally, I got message 'files can not be saved'
or
'Download failed'. Where is problem?

AFAIK you need to have the core fonts installed to complete the
download
(so
say "yes" , the fonts do not require any real space)


Finally, I obtain updates and reinstall IE6.0 SP1. Checked all network
settings, then went through Internet Conection Wizard set internet
connection again. The same result - pages not loads. Definitely, problem
is
more complex, not perfectly obvious.


is there another pc you can put on your lan to see if it works? if you
can ping an address like google.com then dns is not the problem, does
your router have any logging or debug options, it would be very useful
to watch realtime debug messages on the router as you try and open a
webpage, i think you may see your problem. From looking at your
original reponse, i dont see any results of a ping.. opena cmd window
and type ping google.com what happens? what happens if you type ping
72.14.207.99 if the second one works and the first doesnt its simply a
case of correcting the ip addresses of your dns servers in your router.


Flamer.

I found problem, finally: the reason was a Kaspersky antivirus! I
uninstalled it and all works fine. I tried install new version of Kaspersky
antivirus 6.0 - got same result: pages not loads.
Look AV just block http connection. Now I need find good antivirus.

mistral

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Yes, the TCP/IP DNS settings configured "obtain an IP address
automatically".
I can no remove/repair IE5.5 anymore - since its a part of win
operating
system. I have already revert from IE6.0 back to IE5.5 - and
this
not
help
me.

sounds like like IE is messed up ...
there 'should' be a repair function for IE5.5 as per
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/194177/

have you tried another browser like Firefox to confirm it is an IE
problem
?

I want install IE6.0 SP1 back. I have download ie6setup.exe file
from
microsoft(480KB), but setup file requires to communicate with
Internet
do
download updates. I tried, but setup can no connects, since i have
problem
with internet connection.
I have no Firefox.



have you downloaded the full version given to you in another thread
?
(best bet to take the time and be done with it ..be sure to burn a
copy)

I tried download IE SP1 setup file on my local drive, for next
installing
on home PC, use the following methodic:

http://www.updatexp.com/download-ie6.html


During downloading process, I got 3 prompts : "Do you want to run
this
software"? (some "MSIE Core Web Fonts") However, each time I've
selected
'Don't Run' (since I don't need install IE6.0 SP1 on that PC, where i
just
trying download it). Finally, I got message 'files can not be saved'
or
'Download failed'. Where is problem?

AFAIK you need to have the core fonts installed to complete the
download
(so
say "yes" , the fonts do not require any real space)


Finally, I obtain updates and reinstall IE6.0 SP1. Checked all network
settings, then went through Internet Conection Wizard set internet
connection again. The same result - pages not loads. Definitely, problem
is
more complex, not perfectly obvious.


is there another pc you can put on your lan to see if it works? if you
can ping an address like google.com then dns is not the problem, does
your router have any logging or debug options, it would be very useful
to watch realtime debug messages on the router as you try and open a
webpage, i think you may see your problem. From looking at your
original reponse, i dont see any results of a ping.. opena cmd window
and type ping google.com what happens? what happens if you type ping
72.14.207.99 if the second one works and the first doesnt its simply a
case of correcting the ip addresses of your dns servers in your router.


Flamer.

I found problem, finally: the reason was a Kaspersky antivirus! I
uninstalled it and all works fine. I tried install new version of Kaspersky
antivirus 6.0 - got same result: pages not loads.
Look AV just block http connection. Now I need find good antivirus.

mistral