Genealogy Chat

Hi Gillian, I did find it in the end, thanks to your help oh I just wish I could sort these thing, going ot have a look at Judy's info on the other page now. I feel so useless. Betty

Hi Horatia, I have been so caught up in trying to fix this computer I fogot to thank you for your help. I have had a look at microsoft information, copied it to. Thanks again!!! Betty

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Hi again Judy, So grateful for your help with this, have done No1 to 7 and TLS 1.0 was not ticked as you said but I don't know what No. 8 means. EMPTY TEMPORARY INTERNET FILE WHEN BROWSER IS CLOSED. Sorry I am a total computer idiot!! Betty

Advice from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft(.)com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823301 Don't forget to remove the brackets!

Betty.... Directions for starting PC, in case you're not familiar, are on the 1st page of my '1 STOP ROUTINE PC MAINTENANCE' thread, on page 1 - I'll nudge it up for you in case you need the instructions....step by step and very easy to do. Judy

Thanks Judy, Will try it but not very good with computer, will try my best, will get back to you later. Betty

Following the same steps as above, on the ADVANCED tab, make sure everything under the subheading MULTIMEDIA is cheched off except: SHOW IMAGE DOWNLOAD PLACEHOLDERS.....click APPLY and OK.

Read question five from this link: http://www(.)microsoft(.)com/windows/ie/community/columns/oetopten.mspx

Fixing things is sometimes a process of elimination. Try doing the 'fix below' first.....there are a few more settings I can walk you through as well if this doesn't fix it.....it should be done regardless, so it won't be a waste of time: Fixing “Website Can’t Be Found” and other Site Error Messages More than likely you have trouble with accessing quite a few sites.....particularly getting the message 'website can't be found' among a few other error messages. Try the following and it should solve your problem. 1. Go to START. 2. Click on CONTROL PANEL. 3. Click on INTERNET OPTIONS. 4. Change NUMBER OF DAYS TO KEEP IN HISTORY to “0” and click APPLY 5. A box appears with tabs labeled across the top. Click on ADVANCED. 6. Scroll down to the sub-heading SECURITY. 7. Make sure the following has check marks next to it: Use USE SSL 2.0, USE SSL 3.0 and USE TLS 1.0. 8. Also make sure you check off EMPTY TEMPORARY INTERNET FILE WHEN BROWSER IS CLOSED. More than likely USE TLS 1.0 is not checked of and it should be. This will give you the error messages, as well as a few others, that will prevent you from viewing web sites and the error you are getting. Make sure you empty your cookies cache as well as temporary internet files once in a while, too, as this slows down your computer and these folders tend to 'remember' the errors and may continue to bring them up until the folders are emptied.

A nudge in case anyone can help!!!

Hi Kate, Not sure what you mean working offline, I am able to send e-mails and receive them so can't be offline. Got broadband so I cant access anything onless I am online. Betty If I am wrong can you tell me where I should go from here???

You haven't got Outlook Express set to 'work offline', have you? Click on 'File' and if there is a tick next to work offline, click to untick it. Kate.

Is Judy Still there please??? Betty

Hi Heather, Sorry to be so long replying, just tried what Judy suggested but it didn't work, nothing is working!! I have check everything I can think of but not very good when it comes to computers. I don't know what's wrong with it, just started this after I ran virus programme. Betty

Hi Judy, Just checked what you said and there isn't a tick in that box so not blocked, what do you think it could be??? Betty

Hi Judy, Thanks for your message, just going to try what you suggested. I just thought i would let you see the message that comes up when i try to open attachmens, please see below:- The page cannot be displayed The page you are looking for might have been removed or had its name changed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please try the following: Open the boards.ancestry.com home page, and then look for links to the information you want. If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly. If you still cannot open the page, click the Internet Explorer Search button to look for similar sites. Internet Explorer

Betty, mine does that sometimes, its normally you need to either click on a little margin that goes across the top of the message to let you read everything OR when you click on the link look down at the bottom of the outlook express screen and you will find its sort of repeated there, click on it and the message will open up. Hope you follow that - have a go and you will see what I mean.

1. Open Outlook Express. 2. At the top of the screen click on TOOLS. 3. From the drop down box click on OPTIONS. 4. A screen appears with labled tabs, click on the SECURITY tab. 5. Make sure the following is unchecked: - Block images and other external content in HTML e-mail. 6. Click on APPLY and OK......that should allow links in e-mails to work for you. Judy