Cannot find server or DNS Error

Have you tried running a registry repair tool?

This is a free download to try.... http://www.tuneupadvisor.com/fix-internet-explorer-ie.aspx

If that fails try clearing out the cookies cache. What version of IE do you run on?

Empty the cache

The first thing to do is empty your Internet Explorer cache. Often the cache is not corrupt or damaged – it is simply too large.

1.Click Tools, then Internet Options, and then click the Delete Files button.

2.A Delete Files window will appear. Select the option to Delete all offline content, and then click OK.

3.Click Settings and reduce the size of your cache to, say, 50 to 100 MB (more if you routinely download very large files).

This hopefully should fix errors such as red x, View, Source, and sometimes "Page cannot be displayed" errors.

Finally when IE is back to 'normal' use it to find either:

www.opera.com or www.firefox.com and download a DECENT browser!! Lol!

ie usually does this when it wants to but dunc is right clear out your cache and what i do is clear any old programs that u dont use anymore then i run a spyware scan then a virus scan then i use a registry cleaner ok it takes a few hours but my comp is running quick and i know its clean of any bugs TalkFootball/altwave.gif

the other thing i have noticed when using ie is when im using utorrent(for strictly legal use

)sometimes if its using a lot of bandwidth i get the same error as u dj but if u hit refresh it loads the page TalkFootball/altwave.gif

QUOTE (duncandares @ May 17, 2007 09:32 pm)

Have you tried running a registry repair tool?

This is a free download to try.... http://www.tuneupadvisor.com/fix-internet-explorer-ie.aspx

If that fails try clearing out the cookies cache. What version of IE do you run on?

Empty the cache

The first thing to do is empty your Internet Explorer cache. Often the cache is not corrupt or damaged – it is simply too large.

1.Click Tools, then Internet Options, and then click the Delete Files button.

2.A Delete Files window will appear. Select the option to Delete all offline content, and then click OK.

3.Click Settings and reduce the size of your cache to, say, 50 to 100 MB (more if you routinely download very large files).

This hopefully should fix errors such as red x, View, Source, and sometimes "Page cannot be displayed" errors.

Finally when IE is back to 'normal' use it to find either:

www.opera.com or www.firefox.com and download a DECENT browser!! Lol!

right this is really pissing me off now, Done everything as instructed including the cache thingy. Downloaded firefox and are running that. But it still takes me more than one attempt to connect even when using firefox TalkFootball/ranting.gif

keep getting

The connection was reset

The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.

* The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few
moments.

* If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
connection.

* If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.