In Internet explorer on your desktop, try | Tools | Internet Options |
Security (tab) | and click on Default level then apply and OK. Close
Internet explorer and reload the page, does it now work?
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"B.W." <(E-Mail Removed) (del xxx)> wrote in message
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>I have a desktop (host), wirelessly linked to a laptop. I have a Broadband
>modem and a router, both the same brand, also I am running Windows XP
>firewall. My home network operates fine and I am able to share the
>internet and files etc. However when I go to a website although I can
>access the website part of it I can't with my desktop but can with my
>laptop.
>
> For example when I go to my local library and want to access my account I
> can with the laptop but not with the desktop. I read somewhere how one
> needs to open ports, could this be the problem?
>
> I spoke to a couple of techs and one agreed and one didn't. One tech
> suggested I use DMZ the other tech said no. I'm confused. There was a
> lot more to the discussion some of which I grasped and some I didn't.
>
> Could this be my problem however?
>
> TIA
>
> B.W.
>
>
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