Well, it's still popping up now and then. Anybody know what else could cause
this and how to fix it?

"Keith" <dont@bother.net> wrote in message
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> Well I finally found something in the Microsoft KB about this and changed
> the recommended registry settings. Now to see if the message goes away...
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> "Keith" <dont@bother.net> wrote in message
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>> I've got 2 systems at home connected to DSL through a NAT router. One
>> system is a Win2k box. The other system is a WinXP Home box. Every now
>> and then while I am browsing the web with IE on the WinXP box a message
>> pops up that says: "No connection to the Internet is currently available.
>> To view Internet content that has been saved on your computer, click Work
>> Offline." with 2 buttons on it "Work Offline" and "Try Again"
>>
>> This message is a blatant lie. The Win2k box continues to function fine
>> during these episodes, my connection is fine. If I click on "Try Again" I
>> can resume what I was doing as if nothing happened. The connection works
>> fine for other things, it only happens to IE.
>>
>> What is IE doing to make it think there is no connection? Is there a
>> service popping up this message that I can disable?
>>
>> This is getting very annoying.
>>
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