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#111237 28-Oct-2012 09:14
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Why is it that when I'm on a geekzone page, if i type in a new web address it hardly ever goes to the new site? I always need to open a new tab to type in a new page ...

(sorry not very smart here)

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  #707755 28-Oct-2012 09:17
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No idea. I use three different browsers and have no problems.

Talking of which you don't give any information about the problem at all. What browser? What OS? On mobile or desktop?

It's likely to be a toolbar you have installed - are entering the address on the address bar, or toolbar search?

Seriously we can't even start working on anything without information.




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  #707761 28-Oct-2012 09:27
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hey actually only happens on ie9 64 bit ... should've known that's the culprit for most of my misery :)

win 7

no toolbars no addons

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  #707764 28-Oct-2012 09:30
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Working fine for me on IE9 Windows 7 64.

Perhaps you should get an antispyware software and run a full scan? Also I suggest you run TrendMicro HouseCall even if you have another antivirus.




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  #708271 29-Oct-2012 11:20
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weird the scan turned out nothing ... and then bam the problem was gone after being there for a few months (??longer) ... and then today it's back ...

i have 2 laptops both running same OS and programs and both are the same ...

not wanting a solution as i can always open a new tab for a new site but thought i'd put it out there ...

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  #708364 29-Oct-2012 12:50
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joker97: hey actually only happens on ie9 64 bit ... should've known that's the culprit for most of my misery :)

win 7

no toolbars no addons


Even so - does it make any difference if you start IE in the no addons mode?

Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Internet Explorer (No Add-ons) or run "iexplore.exe -extoff"


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  #708409 29-Oct-2012 13:42
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joker97: hey actually only happens on ie9 64 bit ... should've known that's the culprit for most of my misery :)

win 7

no toolbars no addons


I have had major problems with IE9, and on multiple computers. I found it was due to some of the adobe fonts I have installed, and a compatibility problem with Microsofts IE9 software, and they have no plans to fix it. So I downgraded to IE8 and that fixed it. IE is terrible software and I think the world would be better without it, and I think most people designing a website would agree, as it is a major frustration for many with all it's quirks.

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