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title pretty much says it all.

I'm running Vista and can't connect to any web based email (hotmail, yahoo, gmail) on any browser (FF, IE). Don't use a firewall other than the default crap on Windows and on minimal settings with Windows Defender turned off. I have absolutely no idea what to look for as far as internet settings and what not. I did some scoping around but can't find anything as far as options or settings go.

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  On 24/05/2010 at 21:37, bayrider said:

title pretty much says it all.

I'm running Vista and can't connect to any web based email (hotmail, yahoo, gmail) on any browser (FF, IE). Don't use a firewall other than the default crap on Windows and on minimal settings with Windows Defender turned off. I have absolutely no idea what to look for as far as internet settings and what not. I did some scoping around but can't find anything as far as options or settings go.

Try this... Internet options-->Advanced(tab)-->Restore advanced settings and Reset internet explorer settings

click apply-->ok

  On 03/06/2010 at 16:28, avpblogs said:

What does tracert www.hotmail.com or gmail.com show?

Are you able to access non email sites?

This.

  On 03/06/2010 at 20:39, BudMan said:

this being what??? You did not post anything other than "this."

What I meant by "This" was the same question that avpblogs asked. If he were able to access non email pages or not? :) ... I should have explained more maybe, sorry!

I found this on the Net it may help, take a look at it. :) .. Good luck!

  On 04/06/2010 at 09:08, nabz0r said:

What I meant by "This" was the same question that avpblogs asked. If he were able to access non email pages or not? :) ... I should have explained more maybe, sorry!

I found this on the Net it may help, take a look at it. :) .. Good luck!

I had just asked for a trace route to check how the websites are being reached thats all.

Nice checklist you provided though to resolve webmail issues. :yes:

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