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network config
Increase your speed. At your own
risk.
We
offer software packs which will fine-tune your registry for
Cable/DSL connection. Just click here to send
email & we will send the software as a attachment. Single
click install. We charge $ 10 per request.
This tip works on ALL Windows 95/98/ME and NT4/2000/XP systems with
MS Internet Explorer 4/5/6 installed.
This Registry fix speeds up
internet/remote (using Windows Explorer and/or Internet Explorer)
browsing process considerably on most MS Windows 32-bit machines
connected to a network and/or remote computer(s).
This actually fixes a BUG in MS Windows OSes that scan shared
(remote) folders/files across the network for Scheduled Tasks, and
can add a delay as long as 30 seconds (!), because it uses extra
time to search the remote computer(s). :(
To do this, run Regedit and go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\
CurrentVersion\Explorer\RemoteComputer\NameSpace
In the right hand pane highlight
the {D6277990-4C6A-11CF-8D87-00AA0060F5BF} Value and delete
it: right-click on it -> select Delete -> click OK.
RECOMMENDED:
Export (BACKUP) this Registry key to a REG file FIRST, to be
able to restore it (by running the REG file) if necessary. In
Regedit: highlight the key name in the left hand pane -> click
"Registry" from the menu -> select "Export
Registry File..." -> type a file name in the "File
name" field -> browse to the destination of your choice
-> push the Save button.
This Registry change takes effect
immediately.
Just start MS IE while connected to the network/internet to see the
difference. :)
NOTE:
Upgrading to a future MS Internet Explorer release or reinstalling
it may add this value to your Registry *again*, therefore you may
need to delete it *again* after (re)installing MS IE. :(
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Make changes at your own risk. Or contact
us for professional help.
Cannot Browse the Internet
Using Internet Explorer While Connected to AOL , network down.
Win 95,98,ME Happens in XP too
SYMPTOMS
When you upgrade Microsoft Internet
Explorer or America Online (AOL) and connect to AOL, you may not be able
to browse the Internet by using Internet Explorer or you may receive the
following error message:
This page cannot be displayed.
Note that you may receive this error
message when you use the version of Internet Explorer that is included
with the AOL software.
CAUSE
This behavior can occur under the
following circumstances:
- If you enable the AOL parental
control restrictions for the current account
- If you are using a 16-bit version of
AOL
RESOLUTION
RECOMMENDED:
Export (BACKUP) this Registry key to a REG file FIRST, to be
able to restore it (by running the REG file) if necessary. In
Regedit: highlight the key name in the left hand pane '.. click
"Registry" from the menu , select "Export
Registry File.., type a file name in the, File
name" field .. browse to the destination of your choice
-> push the Save button.
To resolve this behavior:
- Check that you are running a 32-bit
version of AOL by clicking About America Online on
the Help menu.
- Check that the AOL parental-control
restrictions are disabled for the current account.
- Note down all the settings in Network
properties and dial up settings.
- Remove all network components (for
example, adapters, clients, and so on). To do this:
- Click Start,
Settings, Control Panel,
and double-click Network.
- Select a network component, and
then click Remove.
NOTE: Do not restart your computer if you are
prompted to do so. You may need to repeat these steps to remove
all of the adapters, clients, and so on.
- Remove Dial-Up Networking. To do
this:
- Click Start, Settings,
Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs.
- On the Windows Setup
tab, click to clear the Communications check
box.
Please: Do not restart your computer if you are
prompted to do so.
- Click start, run, type regedit
and the registery will open, Go and delete the winsock2 file.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinSock2
- Start AOL.
- After you start AOL, the necessary
AOL components are rebuilt. After the components are rebuilt,
restart your computer.
- Things should be fine now. Sometimes
reinstall of OS is needed !
Suggested by Ricky (johnson.ricky.@verizon.net).
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