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| | 2009 beta wil not connect Initially I posted this in the IE 8 Beta 2 disscussion group but since the 2009 Messenger Beta is affected as well I thought I'd see if any one here has any suggestions. ============================== I have a problem getting beta 2 to display any web page from outside my local network. I have also installed the latest Messenger beta this also fails to connect to the outside world. In the browser I get the usual message saying it cannot display the page I want, clicking the 'Diagnose Connection Problems' button returns a message that "Windows found a problem but cannot be repaired automatically" but doesn't tell me what the problem is, not helpful. My router has a browser based interface and I can connect to that without problems as well as other pages on the local network. This would indicate beta 2 has a problem with the router. However having installed a virtual machine using Virtual Box, a clean copy of Vista and beta 2 and the messenger beta, they both work without any errors, this virtual machine is on the same PC. This indicates that the error is on the PC not the router, maybe a clash with some other software. I have had the virtual machine configure as NAT and with as "host" requiring me to create a network bridge on the main PC, both methods work OK, I don't know however if Virtual Box is wrapping the the data up before passing it on, if it is then I guess the router doesn't know it from beta 2 and passes it on, so we would be back to a router problem. The PC is a Dell Vostro 3Ghz dual core with 4GB memory, running Vista Ultimate. Previous versions of IE and messenger were running OK before the update and when I backed out are running again. I have not tried updating other PC's on the network. I live in France (but don't speak french), my ISP is France Telecom / Orange and the router is a Livebox (Sagem version) provided by them. There are some settings I can change but some are blocked. I have many years PC and network experience so have tried all the usual check, config change etc. but this one has me beaten, something in the beta versions of both IE and Messenger are clashing but I don't know where to look, any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated, this is the first time any beta install from Microsoft has failed and I really don't want to have to start again with a clean install just for this. Thanks in advance. Dave |
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| | RE: 2009 beta wil not connect I have the same problem, I have even done system restore and does not work, I am connected to skype still and shows internet is contated but still getting the same issue, don't really want to start over again so if anyone has the magic cure please help us "David Pryor" wrote: Quote: > Initially I posted this in the IE 8 Beta 2 disscussion group but since the > 2009 Messenger Beta is affected as well I thought I'd see if any one here has > any suggestions. > > ============================== > > I have a problem getting beta 2 to display any web page from outside my > local network. I have also installed the latest Messenger beta this also > fails to connect to the outside world. > > In the browser I get the usual message saying it cannot display the page I > want, clicking the 'Diagnose Connection Problems' button returns a message > that "Windows found a problem but cannot be repaired automatically" but > doesn't tell me what the problem is, not helpful. > > My router has a browser based interface and I can connect to that without > problems as well as other pages on the local network. This would indicate > beta 2 has a problem with the router. However having installed a virtual > machine using Virtual Box, a clean copy of Vista and beta 2 and the messenger > beta, they both work without any errors, this virtual machine is on the same > PC. This indicates that the error is on the PC not the router, maybe a clash > with some other software. I have had the virtual machine configure as NAT and > with as "host" requiring me to create a network bridge on the main PC, both > methods work OK, I don't know however if Virtual Box is wrapping the the data > up before passing it on, if it is then I guess the router doesn't know it > from beta 2 and passes it on, so we would be back to a router problem. > > The PC is a Dell Vostro 3Ghz dual core with 4GB memory, running Vista > Ultimate. Previous versions of IE and messenger were running OK before the > update and when I backed out are running again. I have not tried updating > other PC's on the network. I live in France (but don't speak french), my ISP > is France Telecom / Orange and the router is a Livebox (Sagem version) > provided by them. There are some settings I can change but some are blocked. > > I have many years PC and network experience so have tried all the usual > check, config change etc. but this one has me beaten, something in the beta > versions of both IE and Messenger are clashing but I don't know where to > look, any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated, this is > the first time any beta install from Microsoft has failed and I really don't > want to have to start again with a clean install just for this. > > Thanks in advance. > > Dave |
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| | RE: 2009 beta wil not connect don't know if it helps you but my problem was caused by Kaspersky Internet Serurity version 7, upgraded to the latest 2009 version and both messenger and IE8 beta 2 are working again. -- Dave "tooposh62" wrote: Quote: > I have the same problem, I have even done system restore and does not work, I > am connected to skype still and shows internet is contated but still getting > the same issue, don't really want to start over again so if anyone has the > magic cure please help us > > "David Pryor" wrote: > Quote: > > Initially I posted this in the IE 8 Beta 2 disscussion group but since the > > 2009 Messenger Beta is affected as well I thought I'd see if any one here has > > any suggestions. > > > > ============================== > > > > I have a problem getting beta 2 to display any web page from outside my > > local network. I have also installed the latest Messenger beta this also > > fails to connect to the outside world. > > > > In the browser I get the usual message saying it cannot display the page I > > want, clicking the 'Diagnose Connection Problems' button returns a message > > that "Windows found a problem but cannot be repaired automatically" but > > doesn't tell me what the problem is, not helpful. > > > > My router has a browser based interface and I can connect to that without > > problems as well as other pages on the local network. This would indicate > > beta 2 has a problem with the router. However having installed a virtual > > machine using Virtual Box, a clean copy of Vista and beta 2 and the messenger > > beta, they both work without any errors, this virtual machine is on the same > > PC. This indicates that the error is on the PC not the router, maybe a clash > > with some other software. I have had the virtual machine configure as NAT and > > with as "host" requiring me to create a network bridge on the main PC, both > > methods work OK, I don't know however if Virtual Box is wrapping the the data > > up before passing it on, if it is then I guess the router doesn't know it > > from beta 2 and passes it on, so we would be back to a router problem. > > > > The PC is a Dell Vostro 3Ghz dual core with 4GB memory, running Vista > > Ultimate. Previous versions of IE and messenger were running OK before the > > update and when I backed out are running again. I have not tried updating > > other PC's on the network. I live in France (but don't speak french), my ISP > > is France Telecom / Orange and the router is a Livebox (Sagem version) > > provided by them. There are some settings I can change but some are blocked. > > > > I have many years PC and network experience so have tried all the usual > > check, config change etc. but this one has me beaten, something in the beta > > versions of both IE and Messenger are clashing but I don't know where to > > look, any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated, this is > > the first time any beta install from Microsoft has failed and I really don't > > want to have to start again with a clean install just for this. > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > > Dave |
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