Hi Every One,
I am getting choose a digital cerification empty error while trying to open a online sharepoint 2010 site document library in windows explorer view.
so please help me on this how can i resolve this issue??
Thanks and Regards,
Srikanth G.
Thanks and Regards, Srikanth Ramaswamy G.
I'm trying to install IE 10 on an up-to-date Windows 7 x64. I also have the latest AMD video drivers installed. The only anti-virus is Microsoft Security Essentials which is also up-to-date. I start the install of "IE10-Windows6.1-x64-en-us" and these are the status messages I get during the installation:
downloading required updates
installing required updates
installing
installing language package
restarting program
Internet Explorer restarts, but it's still IE 9. No error messages and I'm unabe to find any evidence of any IE 10 files. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi
I m using IE 9 ...
My mail contain link for e.g. http:/demo/demo.test/#/Demo.Test.Silverlight.Client.MainNavigationPage?item_type=Task&item_field=Id&item_value=cea1105f1e744610a42f46e2c5de4888
But if i click on the link from mail then IE 9 shows url as http:/demo/demo.test/?item_type=Task&item_field=Id&item_value=cea1105f1e744610a42f46e2c5de4888#/Demo.Test.Silverlight.Client.MainNavigationPage
Why it is appending #/Demo.Test.Silverlight.Client.MainNavigationPage at the last???
Is there any settings need to do in IE?
Kiran Saravade [MCP,MCTS]
Every since I installed Windows 8 and IE 10 in December of 2012, I have noticed that IE seems to time out fairly quickly and returns a "This page cannot be displayed" message. This appears to happen after about 10 seconds if a website does not render in that amount of time.
We have a website with a considerable amount of content and during busy periods it is not uncommon for a page to require a little more time to render. When I go to pages in FireFox or Chrome, the loading indicator keeps spinning indicating that the page is still downloading and often times the download completes as desired.
However, in IE 10 when the "This page cannot be displayed" message appears so soon, it gives customers the impression that our website is down or not functional.
I would prefer that IE 10 show a progress indicator for more than 10 seconds before deciding that the page is not available and if the download time is longer then let the customer decide when they want to abort the download. I think that as long as the progress indicator is running, most people are willing to wait a little longer than 10 seconds for a page to render.
Having IE 10 make the decision that 10 seconds is too long is very frustrating because it leads to customers getting the impression that our website is not working when in fact it is.
We are not able to control customers choice of browsers and IE is still the leading browser people use when visiting our website. However, IE 9 under Windows 7 is still the primary browser accessing our website and IE 9 does not appear to have this"cut off" feature set to 10 seconds.
Gary Frickey
I haven't used IE in years simply because it doesn't have Speed Dial. I will be upgrading to W8 which has IE 10 native and I'm wondering if anyone has come up with a real Speed Dial feature. This type of feature is one of the most popular extensions in Firefox and Chrome so obviously there is a huge market for it. Please don't respond with IE Favorites; it's not even close to being the same thing. A truck and a Porsche are not the same because they have an engine and four wheels.
I have Windows 7 64bit with IE 9 pre-installed from Dell.
#1) IE 10 won't install.
#2) Certain pages in IE 9 do not display at all, but view fine in Opera, Firefox and Chrome. Unfortunately I need to use IE to access the pages that don't display because the insurance carrier quoting system ONLY works for IE - yes, it's true - that's how
they built there system! The reason I can see the page in the other browsers is because I have muddled my way through the garbled front end of the websites to get to the back-end which views it properly.. But I don't want to do this 15 times a day.
I have tried to install IE 10 but it will not install. I have gone into windows features and turned off IE 9, and tried to install IE 10. I have deleted IE 9 and tried to install IE 10. I have reset explorer and all it's setting to default and tried to install IE 10. I have updated everything that Microsoft has pushed my way and checked for new updates.
I have tried all the Microsoft fix-it tools.
The pages not displaying has been going on for 2 years and I have worked at this for hours and hours. Obviously IE 10 not installing has only been an issue for a few months (I was hoping IE 10 would update everything and start fresh)
What else might I be able to say for any advice?... I have disabled my anti-virus and firewall as well.
Any ideas!?
Thanks in advance.
I have seen lots of posts but no answers.
I have Windows 8 Pro RTM installed from MSDN. I am running IE10 and I go to my Linksys router and get the usual certificate error. In all previous versions of IE, you could just click continue and move forward. IE10 does not all this, please let me know where this setting is so I can use IE10, I hope I am not forced to use Chrome. Also there is no option to run as IE9 for some reason.
I have two options in IE9 Internet Options which are greyed out and I cannot find the GPO or registry settings to activate them so I can modify them using the GUI:
[ ] Delete browser history on exit
[ ] History (in Delete Browsing History)
I CAN find the GPO/registry settings to modify these settings (including enabling the Delete button which brings up Delete Browing History). There are MANY MANY examples on the internet of how to disable deleting browser history but that is not my issue. These are greyed out. I have the following disabled in User Config\Policies\Windows Components\Internet Explorer:
Configure Delete Browsing History on Exit
Disable "Configuration History"
Prevent Deleting Web sites that the User has Visited
Turn off "Delete Browsing History" functionality
My environment is:
DCs= Win2008
Domain functional level: Windows Server2003
Machine : Win7
I downloaded the Group Policy settings cross reference from Microsoft. It has an IE policy "Disable changing history settings" but I do not see that in GPO editor.
I've tried running IE without add-ins but still greyed out.
NOTE: Please see attached images, as post had to be trimmed due to images:
We are deploying a large amount of Windows 7-64bit machines through out or company. Every new installation we have rolled out has IE9 installed. IE9 fails constantly with"
"Internet Explorer cannot display webpage"
We have also rolled out some old XP SP3 machines from inventory, with IE7 and IE8 installed and IE on them works fine. Nothing on the network has changed.
Every version of Firefox and Google Chrome work fine with NO customization and continue to work. We have had to push out Firefox as a replacement for IE9, but I'm trying to understand why IE9 continues to have this problem fresh out of the box.
Here is what IE9 displays when accessing our Intranet site:
Here is the same site in Firefox:
I'm not even going to bother displaying Chrome, but you get my point.
The only way I can IE9 to display the page is by doing a "Reset Internet Explorer's setting".
We have tried all the suggested articles, and info found in searching Google, and Microsoft, but I need a real solution. No proxy is being used.
My users are getting really annoyed, and like I stated, for now we are using Firefox as a workaround. However, this is not a permanent solution. We are a Microsoft shop.....What do I need to do to get IE9 to work properly?
Thanks for your help!
Using any Help in the IE11 Dev Toolbar just sends me to the MS Home page (Canada). Is thereanywhere useful I could go in this context instead?
TIA
Robert Aldwinckle
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In Windows 7,when the default user profile ( HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Currentversion\Profilelist\Default) is set to thecurrent logged in user IE10 can't find the cache,history and cookies folders.
In Internet Options - Settings the current location is empty, and the cache settings are zero. When trying to change the cache size it gives a message that the value should be between 8 and 8, but it accepts nothing.
In case you wonder why: we use this to keep an image up to date, and it always worked until IE10 was installed.
In Internet Explorer 10, despite I've activated the Tab navigation, when I right click on a link and choose "open in New Tab" it opens it in a new window. The same is happening if I middle click on a link.
If I right click and choose "open in New Window", it opens it correctly in a new window.
Can you help me?
Hi,
When I enter a search in the Google toolbar and I get a list the results list, I follow one link and then return back to my search results. If I now hit another link, I'm taken to the first link I looked at. I have to refresh as the Google search results list in other to follow another link. And if I return back to the search list again, I have to follow the same process.
This didn't happen in IE9 and I haven't changed any options since upgrading to IE10.
Any ideas as to what could be causing this?
Migs01
