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Topic # 57236 7-Feb-2010 07:05
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I am using Windows XP Prof and Internet Explorer. Recently some websites I visit regularly are loading with the warning "Done, but with errors on the page" and some of the pictures are not loading, showing with an 'X' in the corner.

Would appreciate any help regarding a fix.

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  Reply # 296702 7-Feb-2010 08:43
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Are you running IE 8?

If so, try clicking on the 'compatibility view' icon, top of the screen to the right of the address bar.




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  Reply # 296704 7-Feb-2010 08:51
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Also, it would be good to know if you have any software firewall, what antivirus you are using, what ISP, what router. Any other information is good.




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