My laptop is connected to the internet, but my browser isn't [Solved/Closed]
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Hello,
Try this 1
1) Open "Internet Explorer" --> Go to "Tools" --> "Internet Options" .
[Note : If the "Menu bar" doesn't appear in the "Internet explorer" then hold the
"Alt" key and tap the "T" key.]
Click on "Connections" --> Click on "LAN settings" button --> Make sure that
everything is unchecked (No options are selected) --> Click on OK --> Click on
"Settings" button --> Make sure that everything is unchecked (No options are
selected) under "Automatic configuration" and "Proxy server" --> Click on OK -->
OK.
2) If the problem still exists then try resetting your "Internet Explorer" settings.
Click on the below hyperlink "Reset" and follow the instructions.
Reset
3) Temporary disable your Firewall/Antivirus and check if you are able to browse.
Good Luck
Try this 1
1) Open "Internet Explorer" --> Go to "Tools" --> "Internet Options" .
[Note : If the "Menu bar" doesn't appear in the "Internet explorer" then hold the
"Alt" key and tap the "T" key.]
Click on "Connections" --> Click on "LAN settings" button --> Make sure that
everything is unchecked (No options are selected) --> Click on OK --> Click on
"Settings" button --> Make sure that everything is unchecked (No options are
selected) under "Automatic configuration" and "Proxy server" --> Click on OK -->
OK.
2) If the problem still exists then try resetting your "Internet Explorer" settings.
Click on the below hyperlink "Reset" and follow the instructions.
Reset
3) Temporary disable your Firewall/Antivirus and check if you are able to browse.
Good Luck
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Thankyou mr. Jack
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thanks
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Thank you, Jack babe!
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It was really helpful. Thanks a lot.