I have a co-worker that we just installed Windows XP Pro with service
pack 2. They can access the Outlook Express, but they can't use the
Internet. Any suggestion would be helpfull.

Todd


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Glamis

"Glamis" <Glamis.1zywma@pcbanter.net> wrote in message
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> I have a co-worker that we just installed Windows XP Pro with service
> pack 2. They can access the Outlook Express, but they can't use the
> Internet. Any suggestion would be helpfull.

I'm trying to work out how your question relates to
Windows XP hardware. When reposting, be a little
more specific. "They can't use the Internet" is far too
vague to be of any value.

Pegasus \(MVP\) Wrote:
> "Glamis" Glamis.1zywma@pcbanter.net wrote in message
> news:Glamis.1zywma@pcbanter.net...
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> I have a co-worker that we just installed Windows XP Pro with service
> pack 2. They can access the Outlook Express, but they can't use the
> Internet. Any suggestion would be helpfull.
>
> I'm trying to work out how your question relates to
> Windows XP hardware. When reposting, be a little
> more specific. "They can't use the Internet" is far too
> vague to be of any value.

Sorry for not being very informative, this is the info I got from them,
the system allows them to send and receive e-mail, but when they try to
access the Internet it gives them a blank page, I was wondering if it
is a bad DNS, I had them go into the Internet properties and set all
the web content to default level and Advanced, Restore Defaults, but no
luck.

Thanks


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Glamis

"Glamis" <Glamis.1zztyf@pcbanter.net> wrote in message
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> Pegasus \(MVP\) Wrote:
> > "Glamis" Glamis.1zywma@pcbanter.net wrote in message
> > news:Glamis.1zywma@pcbanter.net...
> >
> > I have a co-worker that we just installed Windows XP Pro with service
> > pack 2. They can access the Outlook Express, but they can't use the
> > Internet. Any suggestion would be helpfull.
> >
> > I'm trying to work out how your question relates to
> > Windows XP hardware. When reposting, be a little
> > more specific. "They can't use the Internet" is far too
> > vague to be of any value.
>
> Sorry for not being very informative, this is the info I got from them,
> the system allows them to send and receive e-mail, but when they try to
> access the Internet it gives them a blank page, I was wondering if it
> is a bad DNS, I had them go into the Internet properties and set all
> the web content to default level and Advanced, Restore Defaults, but no
> luck.
>
> Thanks

It seems I was insufficiently specific: You MUST post
your question in an Outlook or in a networking newsgroup
if you wish to attract the attention of the right respondents.
At the moment it's like you asking a carpenter for advice
on a toothache problem.
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