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Sorry for the delay. This is about my brother's computer and I haven't been able to get there to try out the suggestions
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Sorry for the delay. This is about my brother's computer and I haven't been able to get there to try out the suggestions

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Still haven't solve this. Nothing seemed to work. &nbsp;This may have as much to do with my weakness in understanding this kind of thing. &nbsp;<br />
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I've kept everyone wait too long so I'll split the point.<br />
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Thanks for your advice
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Still haven't solve this. Nothing seemed to work.  This may have as much to do with my weakness in understanding this kind of thing.  

I've kept everyone wait too long so I'll split the point.

Thanks for your advice

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In either IE or Firefoxe:<br />
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I open Google as usual, do a search and select a link (any link). &nbsp;<br />
I'm told that Google has timed out.<br />
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I can enter a URL into the address box and connect just fine.<br />
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My malware and virus programs are current.<br />
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I'm at a complete loss. &nbsp;Any suggestions<br />
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Thanks
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In either IE or Firefoxe:

I open Google as usual, do a search and select a link (any link).  
I'm told that Google has timed out.

I can enter a URL into the address box and connect just fine.

My malware and virus programs are current.

I'm at a complete loss.  Any suggestions

Thanks

Google timing out

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.