Try these links. If you can only access the one using an IP address, then
you likely have a DNS problem.
http://207.46.19.60/
http://www.microsoft.com/
Since you can access search engines by name, then it's probably not a DNS
problem. However, if only the first link above works for you, then check
your DNS configuration using ipconfig at a command prompt.
If both links work, you may be infected by a virus that hijacks the search
engine. Usually these will redirect links to other sites, not give you a
"page not found" but it's still possible. If you are infected, you'll need
to use a malware removal program. Below is a link that names some of the
most popular ones"
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?...0&#entry589334
I hope this helps!
--
Greg Lindsay [MSFT]
Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers
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> Using either Modzilla or Internet Explorer on my Windows XP computer I
> have
> no problem getting to my favorite search engine website (Google) and after
> searching I get the usual list of Web site links. Howeve, when I click on
> any of the links, I can't access their Web pages, and get the standard
> "Page
> cannot be found" error.