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Rickles

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  #526750 28-Sep-2011 13:48
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UPDATE:

Uninstalled IE7 and reverted to IE6 ... no problems for last hour! Will give it a bit longer to see what happens.

Tried installing IE8 over IE6, still no go, same error messages and 'malicious software' download loop.

Oh fun,

R.



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  #526779 28-Sep-2011 14:44
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I'm maybe having a similar issue, and looks as though I'm not the only one. See my post here:
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=44&topicid=90724

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  #526830 28-Sep-2011 16:20
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Hi Justin,

Many thanks for the pointer, I may just stop taking Valium now .

Will be interesting to see if stops for one and all at some time.

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  #527987 1-Oct-2011 12:15
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UPDATE: As of this morning, the problem with IE accessing Google seems to have dissapeared.

Maybe captk's approaches to TelstraClear 'helped them identify something' with their DNS servers? Who knows? .

R.

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