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There is one site I go to that does the same thing, why I don't know but I found a workaround is to go to the address bar and back space through everything except for the (<a href="https://www.whateversite.com" rel="ugc">https://www.whateversite.com</a>) then the site loads normally and I can have full access to it.<br />

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There is one site I go to that does the same thing, why I don't know but I found a workaround is to go to the address bar and back space through everything except for the (https://www.whateversite.com [https://www.whateversite.com]) then the site loads normally and I can have full access to it.


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Make sure you log in the first time before doing that above suggestion.
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Make sure you log in the first time before doing that above suggestion.

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Solved after I reinstalled windows.
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How should I close this ticket ?
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I have formated harddisk and installed Windows XP and Norton Internet Security on my PC. Also applied SP1 of Internet Explorer 6.<br />
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Now the problem I am facing is I am not able to login to <a href="https://" rel="ugc nofollow">https://</a>&nbsp;site. It is throwing the same login page (where I enter user &amp;&nbsp;password) again and again. When I checked &amp;&nbsp;login to the same site from a different PC (Win2000 &amp;&nbsp;Norton AV installed) I found that there is 5 &nbsp;(I tried 4 times from XP PC) open sessions. Means through the 1st PC was actually logging in but instead entering to the next page, browser taking me back to the login page again and agan. I also tried it disabling Norton, but got the same result.<br />
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Why it is happening &amp;&nbsp;how to solve it ?
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I have formated harddisk and installed Windows XP and Norton Internet Security on my PC. Also applied SP1 of Internet Explorer 6.

Now the problem I am facing is I am not able to login to https:// site. It is throwing the same login page (where I enter user & password) again and again. When I checked & login to the same site from a different PC (Win2000 & Norton AV installed) I found that there is 5  (I tried 4 times from XP PC) open sessions. Means through the 1st PC was actually logging in but instead entering to the next page, browser taking me back to the login page again and agan. I also tried it disabling Norton, but got the same result.

Why it is happening & how to solve it ?

https site access problem

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.