IE broken for my web sites

[pszilard]

Well, I am totally mystified. I have here a customer's PC. I connected to the internet and using IE I can browse my site.

 

I then installed ASC3 Free edition, and ran through all it's standard cleanup/protection. Removed all Spyware, corrected registry, etc. etc. I then rebooted and ASC3 reloads. I fire up IE and try to go to my site and it is blank. I then quit ASC3 and quit/re-start IE. This time my site comes up again.

 

I have now done these steps on about 6 PCs at 4 different sites with the same result every time.

 

Perhaps I am going mad, but I can't figure it out. And remember that Firefox works always.

 

I could shoot a U-Tube video, if you like, but still there is no explanation.

 

Anyway, this thread is becoming a bit of a bore, and I am sure it is not going anywhere. I am not trying to be difficult. I'll just have to channel my time into something else.

 

Have a great new year, all who read this...

[enoskype]

Hi Paul,

 

I wish we knew your specific setup of the options of ASC3, as, it must be an option used or an automation that non of us here using and not able to repeat your problem.

 

This doesn't mean that I want you spend some more time on it, but it is out of my curiosity.

 

I hope IObit can repeat the situation and find a solution.

 

Thanks for the new year wishes, same from me too.

 

Cheers.

[solbjerg]

Hi Paul

To me it sounds like one of the problems we often see after a "cleaning" of the system optimization, where one has to click at the "problems" it finds and put those one does not want to change and therefore has to be "ignored" - that is to say - put in the ignore list (under all tabs). But this has to be done the first time it runs - before clicking repair.

Cheers

solbjerg

 

Well, I am totally mystified. I have here a customer's PC. I connected to the internet and using IE I can browse my site.

 

I then installed ASC3 Free edition, and ran through all it's standard cleanup/protection. Removed all Spyware, corrected registry, etc. etc. I then rebooted and ASC3 reloads. I fire up IE and try to go to my site and it is blank. I then quit ASC3 and quit/re-start IE. This time my site comes up again.

 

I have now done these steps on about 6 PCs at 4 different sites with the same result every time.

 

Perhaps I am going mad, but I can't figure it out. And remember that Firefox works always.

 

I could shoot a U-Tube video, if you like, but still there is no explanation.

 

Anyway, this thread is becoming a bit of a bore, and I am sure it is not going anywhere. I am not trying to be difficult. I'll just have to channel my time into something else.

 

Have a great new year, all who read this...

[pszilard]

Would you like me to set up a pc with remote access then you can play with it directly?

 

I could PM a VNC or LogMeIn connection to whoever was interested.

[enoskype]

Hi Paul, please check your PM.

[JustDave]

Paul - I hadn't noticed this thread before, but I'm seeing the same thing you are. With ASC3 installed but not running, I can access your web site using IE. If I fire up ASC3 without restarting IE, I can still get to your site. If I restart IE, or start IE after ASC3, your site returns a "Not Found The requested document was not found on this server" error. I have to close ASC3 and restart IE again to be able to get back to your site. Firefox is not affected.

[enoskype]

At the end I could repeat that problem myself too on XP Pro sp3.

 

I don't know the reason, but will investigate.

 

Cheers.

[pszilard]

Thank GOD! At last I am not the only one!

 

Important note: the problem is not my site only, but every site that is hosted on the same server. Some are built using a CMS, but some use static html programming.

 

I forgot to mention that all my PCs are on SP3 and most use Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 - however it looks like you can see the same problem finally, without Kaspersky.

 

I am looking forward to your findings...

[solbjerg]

Hi Paul, Dave and enoskype

Can't duplicate your findings here on my home computer Dave - it just works!! ???

Cheers

solbjerg

 

Paul - I hadn't noticed this thread before, but I'm seeing the same thing you are. With ASC3 installed but not running, I can access your web site using IE. If I fire up ASC3 without restarting IE, I can still get to your site. If I restart IE, or start IE after ASC3, your site returns a "Not Found The requested document was not found on this server" error. I have to close ASC3 and restart IE again to be able to get back to your site. Firefox is not affected.

[Krissy]

Hi Paul,

 

It's so strange, we tried that too, also the problem you have got. I have submit this problem, waiting for the result...

 

Hope not too late...

[Krissy]

Good News!!!

 

Hi Paul and everyone (who had tried best to solve this problem),

 

Good news!!! The problem will be solved soon~~~:-P

[Tim Xue]

Hello, we have fixed this problem! Please download the latest version from download.iobit.com/asc-setup.exe

 

It has something to do with your server I think. We only set the "UserAgent" value of the "Latest News" browser as "MS Internet Explorer", and your web server is not compatible with it.

[enoskype]

Thank you Krissy for your efforts.

 

Thank you Tim,

I do confirm that the connection problem to the server that psziard is using and concerning the title of this thread is solved in ASC 3.1.2 with AWC.exe build 3.1.2.606, which is downloadable from Author's Site in the first post of ASC 3.1.2 is available thread.

 

Cheers.

[JustDave]

Hey Paul! You're no longer invisible to IE.

 

Nicely done Krissy and Tim. That's how it should work.

[Tim Xue]

The file on Majorgeeks.com is not the most current version. I will release the latest version on Download.com

[pszilard]

Brill! I can confirm that the problem is solved. I can start installing ASC3 again :)

 

Thanks heaps.