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I have had the same problem with IE, hence I am using Mozilla which is ok
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thanks pumphol. i find it okay for normal browsing of the forum, but mpossible for quizzing. it just freezes up while the 'loading' refresh icon spins around in the top left corner. also, the reply window takes an age to open, or doesn't open at all on the first or second tries.
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I had that happen a few days ago...betfair couln't help...went OK the next day very annoying though.
I could log on normally on another laptop with all lthe same settings. Just curious do you use proxies for certain sites? |
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What's a proxy TM?
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I am now back on IE after clearing the cache and entering via google (thank you Joe). It still took an age for the 'forum' page to load though.
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It just means you are accesing a website via a proxy which hides your IP address.
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oh. no, I wouldn't have a clue how to do that mate.
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One thing you could try is go to Tools/internet options/Delete Browsing History.
Before you delete the cookies etc.remove the tick from the top box that says "Preserve Favourites website data".Then delete cookies etc..then try Betfair site again. You should put the tick back in that box again later if you want certain websites to remember you when you clear cookies in the future. |
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thanks TM. I have done all that and IE is now working. it is still deathly slow though, but useable. thanks for your advice.
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Had the same problem
Was A Virgin problem What provider are you with ? :) |
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you've got me there, think it might be tiscali or virgin but not sure.
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munch man
further info for you if you are deathly slow you DO have an ad-aware type prog on to stop spyware don't you ?? that grinds it to a halyt eventually if you don't :-( |
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use betdak
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i did have AVG joe, but uninstalled it yesterday to run combofix (which found no spywares etc)
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munch man
who do you pay your broadband bills to ? virgin ? |
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i think its tiscali, the missus sorts it all out.
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munch man
AVG is Anti Virus (GRISOFT) ..=AVG SPY WARE IS a different thing |
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oh, well i don't then. but the combofix run yesterday would have removed any spyware if there was any, but there wasn't.
i hardly visit any sites to pick up any though. |
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i thoought AVG said it stopped viruse AND spyware though. are you sure it doesn't?
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Bin IE...and try Firefox...much faster for googling I find.
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ho ho jim
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If your hard drive is totally fragmented with files it can slow your
access time but if the other websites are fine then that might not be an issue. Thats under All Programmes/Accessories/System Tools /Disc Defragmenter. |
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they are different
1)...Anti virus stops Trojans + viruses bast**ds put on the net to ruin peoples pc's.. 2)...spyware is put on to SPY on you ...keystrokes ...where you shop....passwords , etc ..it slows + eventually STOPs your pc from having room to work ..it uses memory each one put on you .. you need Ad-aware from Lavasoft for that the FREE version some recc spybot also Free . AVG = Anti Virus Grisoft...which just does Number 1 ... you sound like you have Number 2 on your pc ...hence the slowness of it .. |
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ah right. i must look into that tomorrow then. thanks for all your help everyone i must go now.
bye! |
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Mind how you Go...ogle
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