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I hasve a client that has just installed a mobile broadband card (Huawei E800) into a windows XP machine. We can connect with the card using Vodafone NZ network. I can ping websites without issue but cannot browse using internet explorer. I can use internet explorer when using other types of interenet conenctions ie using a lan cable or wireless conection but not the 3g card. I can browse using other bowsers to browse in internet such as firefox. I have gone through and reset the internet explorer settings without any joy i have also rolled back to IE6 was on IE8 before. I have checked all my connection settings and all are set correctly.<br />
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Anyone had anything similar or have any advise ?<br />
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cheers<br />

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I hasve a client that has just installed a mobile broadband card (Huawei E800) into a windows XP machine. We can connect with the card using Vodafone NZ network. I can ping websites without issue but cannot browse using internet explorer. I can use internet explorer when using other types of interenet conenctions ie using a lan cable or wireless conection but not the 3g card. I can browse using other bowsers to browse in internet such as firefox. I have gone through and reset the internet explorer settings without any joy i have also rolled back to IE6 was on IE8 before. I have checked all my connection settings and all are set correctly.

Anyone had anything similar or have any advise ?

cheers


3G card unable to Browse using IE

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Web Browsers

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