I'm running Internet explorer perfectly normally in VISTA 32.
I have both XP pro and VISTA installed on my computer and have the ability
to dual boot.
When I boot in to to XP Internet Explorer fails to make any Internet
connection and I cannot access any sites. However, my other browser, Opera,
functions perfectly normally.
I've tried every setting change than I can possibly think of Internet
Explorer seven to know avail.

I mostly use VISTA but I sometimes boot into XP to make sure that the
updates are functioning and installed. Also, because even though VISTA works
very well, it is, as you know very slow and sometimes I like using XP. I can
"live" without Internet Explorer seven but I would like to know why it will
not work when the other browser does work perfectly.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanking you in advance

What IE version in WinXP?

How to troubleshoot network connectivity problems in Internet Explorer
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936211
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Julsie wrote:
> I'm running Internet explorer perfectly normally in VISTA 32.
> I have both XP pro and VISTA installed on my computer and have the ability
> to dual boot.
> When I boot in to to XP Internet Explorer fails to make any Internet
> connection and I cannot access any sites. However, my other browser,
> Opera,
> functions perfectly normally.
> I've tried every setting change than I can possibly think of Internet
> Explorer seven to know avail.
>
> I mostly use VISTA but I sometimes boot into XP to make sure that the
> updates are functioning and installed. Also, because even though VISTA
> works
> very well, it is, as you know very slow and sometimes I like using XP. I
> can
> "live" without Internet Explorer seven but I would like to know why it
> will
> not work when the other browser does work perfectly.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions?
> Thanking you in advance