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其它操作系统综合讨论区 » What should I do if Internet Explorer can't browse web pages?

Floor1　叶冰	Posted 2003-09-13 00:00
初级用户　Posts 18　Credits 167
My WIN98 is using the school's LAN. One time Internet Explorer suddenly couldn't browse web pages. I tried PING and it worked, the gateway and everything else were all normal. QQ and online games could also connect. After reinstalling explorer, it still couldn't browse. In the end I had no choice but to use ghost to reinstall the WIN98 system, and the problem was solved. I was just getting happy, but after shutting down, the next day Internet Explorer couldn't browse web pages again. After restoring the system with ghost it worked again, but after shutting down it failed again. If this keeps going, even if the system doesn't crash, I will. I still don't want to use another browser, so I sincerely ask all the experts for advice. Waiting online~~~~

Floor2　cn_archer	Posted 2003-09-13 00:00
元老会员　Posts 991　Credits 2,903　From 福建省
I want to know the answer too... My home network is often like this as well. Anyway, games and everything else are all normal, it's just that web pages often won't open...

Floor3　沈洁	Posted 2003-09-13 00:00
金牌会员　Posts 1,812　Credits 4,590　From 上海市
Don't use IE to browse web pages! Use Opera! It's much safer!

Floor4　cn_archer	Posted 2003-09-13 00:00
元老会员　Posts 991　Credits 2,903　From 福建省
It's not because of IE or any particular browser. No matter which browser I use, web pages just won't open, but online games still run fine, and QQ is also completely normal...

Floor5　萍客	Posted 2003-09-14 00:00
初级用户　Posts 19　Credits 205
Have you considered that the DNS server might not be set up properly?

Floor6　红色狂想	Posted 2003-09-14 00:00
金牌会员　Posts 1,501　Credits 4,289　From 河南省
Browsing web pages requires a DNS domain name resolution server to resolve the URL address. So, could it be that the local domain name resolution server has been hacked?

Floor7　叶冰	Posted 2003-09-14 00:00
初级用户　Posts 18　Credits 167
If that were the case, then instead of logging in with a domain name, I could just use the IP address directly. But I tried using the IP and it still didn't work

Floor8　cn_archer	Posted 2003-09-14 00:00
元老会员　Posts 991　Credits 2,903　From 福建省
My IP address can be Pinged, but web pages still sometimes just won't open. There's also a very strange situation: on our LAN there are four machines, and if one of them creates an Age of Empires II: The Conquerors host, web pages immediately stop opening. Even if they were accessible before, they won't work at that point... So depressing Ing

Floor9　叶冰	Posted 2003-09-15 00:00
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cn_archer, if there isn't any other reason, then all we can do is be superstitious about it: just our bad luck~~~

Floor10　cn_archer	Posted 2003-09-15 00:00
元老会员　Posts 991　Credits 2,903　From 福建省
I think it should be a problem on the telecom DNS server side. I've been setting up LANs myself for several years, so I basically wouldn't make such a low-level mistake, and I've repeatedly checked the network settings.

Floor11　dos时代菜鸟	Posted 2003-09-27 00:00
初级用户　Posts 216　Credits 672
ghost image files themselves are not backed up very stably, so I recommend using the sfc command to check whether there is a problem with network-related files. For example C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\wsock32.dll and so on