Can Anyone help me!!!!!!!!!!!!
Im having trouble with my linksys wireless pci card on windows xp the pci cards set up fine my aim and aol works but i cannot go on any site on aol. i cant use internet explorer because it comes up with cannot find sever but my internet is working.
Im having trouble with my linksys wireless pci card on windows xp the pci cards set up fine my aim and aol works but i cannot go on any site on aol. i cant use internet explorer because it comes up with cannot find sever but my internet is working. so
i have to use my documents to open a url but everytime i click on a link it comes up with i explorer and cannot find sever and it getting really anoyying ive tried everything to fix it. please if any can help please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i have to use my documents to open a url but everytime i click on a link it comes up with i explorer and cannot find sever and it getting really anoyying ive tried everything to fix it. please if any can help please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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sounds like you may have one or more spyware applications blocking things, I've seen this a couple of times now on clients systems, grab adaware and spybot and do updates for each and scan away, clean everything that comes up (unless it'll disable leech programs like bearshare etc)
also do a scan with trend mocro's online virus scanner just to be sure.
also do a scan with trend mocro's online virus scanner just to be sure.
Go to www.majorgeeks.com . You can get most of them there. Don't forget to get BHODemon 2.0 also. After you run this, don't expect immediately to be able to get on the internet. This problem could also be cause by the AOL protocols installed that sometimes messes up Windows TCP/IP protocols. One thing that is also easy to check is to see if you are operating behind a proxy. Also, if you have a firewall installed, you want to allow the ports for your wireless be in the trusted zone.
