Hello.......within the past three weeks I have switched from dial-up to DSL and have since encountered several problems. The most annoying has been trying to find the right solution when faced with the "page cannot be displayed" message. This occurs when I am fully connected....and I have gone through the procedures listed within the message in an attempt to fix it, to no avail. I even called my DSL service provider and they were stymied. This occurs on secure sites....sometimes I can view most of the site, with the exception of one page....on others...I cannot even log in. Soooo....I am seeking some advice...the sooner the better....I have been doing my banking on line for some time now.....but I cannot continue until I find a remedy. I would appreciate any and all help. ;)
First of all I would try uninstalling and then reinstalling your modem. See what that does for ya, if that doesnt work, im not sure, maybe some of these other geeks can help ya :p
First of all I would try uninstalling and then reinstalling your modem. See what that does for ya, if that doesnt work, im not sure, maybe some of these other geeks can help ya :p
Thanks for that....I tried it...but that doesn't work either. This is very frustrating because now I am also receiving messages that are asking me to debug. This is happening with more frequency. What on earth is going on?
You should post this question in the Windows forum for better response; also include your operating system (if it's XP, also include the current service pack installed).
With DSL you're more likely to experience malware attacks, see these threads for some helpful advice:
I had the same problem after installing Acrobat Reader 7.0. Try repairing your reader by going to your C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Setup Files\RdrBig\ENU, Windows installer, if you have Reader 7.0.
Good Luck,
Dagwood357
Sounds to me like a bad connection. I would eliminate any routers or hubs and run one computer from the dsl modem with a new cat5 cable. If it still happens get the dsl provider out there.
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