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Discussion in 'Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge' started by bigtwenty, 2008/05/23.

  1. 2008/05/23
    bigtwenty

    bigtwenty Inactive Thread Starter

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    No matter what i do, i get a "this page cannot be displayed" when i go to any secure site. I have tried:


    http://www.duxcw.com/faq/win/xp/secure.htm

    I have also created a new profile - doesnt work
    Used another Browser - Works so i know its IE
    Installed ie7 from ie6 - doesnt work
    used dial-a-fix - Doesnt work

    i do not want to have to reinstall Xp

    Help me out thanks!
     
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  2. 2008/05/23
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  4. 2008/05/23
    bigtwenty

    bigtwenty Inactive Thread Starter

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    nope

    Sorry, tried all of that. Thanks though. Unfortunately, it wont be a quick google and post. I have tried just about everything. So, unless you have been through this issue before and found some little trick, i prolly tried it. Let me know if anyone comes up with some magic.
     
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  5. 2008/05/23
    broni

    broni Moderator Malware Analyst

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    Do you use Norton?
     
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  6. 2008/05/24
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    nope

    the only protection i know of on the machine, is AVG 7.5 that is deployed through our remote Kaseya agent. It makes AVG run in the background.

    But no, no norton or mcafee.
     
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  7. 2008/05/24
    broni

    broni Moderator Malware Analyst

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    Go Start>Run, type in:
    cmd
    Click OK.

    At Command Prompt, type in:
    netsh int ip reset logfile.txt
    Hit Enter.

    Restart computer.
     
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  8. 2008/05/24
    bigtwenty

    bigtwenty Inactive Thread Starter

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    Alright

    I will try it, and let you guys know. Thanks.
     
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  9. 2008/05/27
    bigtwenty

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    try again

    that did not work, any other suggestions?
     
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  10. 2008/05/27
    broni

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    In Windows XP, go Start>Run
    In Vista, go Start>StartSearch

    Type in:
    cmd

    In Windows XP, click OK.
    In Vista, hit Enter.

    Command Prompt window will open.
    Type in:
    regsvr32 wuapi.dll (<----watch for "space" after "regsvr32 ")
    Hit Enter.

    Repeat same regsvr32 command for following files:
    wuaueng.dll
    wucltui.dll
    wups.dll
    wuweb.dll
    atl.dll
    softpub.dll
    wintrust.dll
    initpki.dll
    mssip32.dll
    softpub.dll
    wintrust.dll
    initpki.dll
    dssenh.dll
    rsaenh.dll
    gpkcsp.dll
    sccbase.dll
    slbcsp.dll
    cryptdlg.dll

    Restart computer, and try to access web site(s) in question again.
     
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  11. 2008/05/27
    bigtwenty

    bigtwenty Inactive Thread Starter

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    Keep it coming

    I have already done that. Actually, Dial-a-fix does all that plus more. And that hasn't worked either. There has to be some TCP/IP Parameter that can be reset.

    Anyone who has run into this problem before knows what i am talking about. I have done alot of Google searching and tried all the fixes. So i think i need some "ah-ha" trade secret.

    I have a feeling i will eventually have to reinstall XP.

    NOTE: U know what? Firefox works fine. It is just IE that cannot render the encrypted page. I did install IE7 and it still didnt work. I also reset everything back to factory defaults in IE7. A reinstall of IE6 does not work either.
     
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  12. 2008/05/27
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