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Windows XP Professiona/Norton's Systemworks

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by Jerri, 2004/02/09.

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    Jerri

    Jerri Inactive Thread Starter

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    I upgraded from 98 to xp pro, added norton's systemworks. had a huge mess, had to start over from factory settings and have things customized. Having a nightmare. I have to digitally sign transcripts with an account on one of my programs that used to work in 98, but now it stops halfway through and says it cannot connect to the server. So I try to log onto the website to see if it's down, and I get the "this page cannot be displayed message." Certain sites I can get on, certain ones I can't. I tried for one week to get to a site, got that stupid message page, so just typed in the key words into my search bar, it brought me to exactly the page that I needed to be at, and I got what I needed to get. For the hell of it, I typed in the address in the address bar afterwards, and it brought me to right to the site I was trying to get all week. I've played with cookies, lowered safety, disabled norton's protect, you name it. I'm waiting to hear from norton's tech, but they say 3-5 business days. If anyone has a clue where I am, holler!! thanks
     
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    Johanna

    Johanna Inactive Alumni

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    Why do you think Norton messed up IE? Did IE work after the upgrade? Can you clarify what exactly you did-
    How familiar are you with XP?

    Johanna
     

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    Christer

    Christer Geek Member Staff

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    A friend of mine had a similar problem when he, from within a site, tried to continue to a page that required a password. He had a PopUp Stopper which interfered with the login process on the protected page.

    Once he disabled the PopUp Stopper, everything worked fine, so, if You´ve got one of those, try disabling it.

    Christer
     
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