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does nslookup resolve to ip?
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I have no idea what &quot;does nslookup resolve to ip&quot; means.
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I have no idea what "does nslookup resolve to ip" means.

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open a cmd prompt and type nslookup<br />
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type google.com and it should resolve to ip, if so this means DNS is working
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open a cmd prompt and type nslookup

type google.com and it should resolve to ip, if so this means DNS is working

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I'd try going to your Internet Options, then clear all your cookies/history,cache...th<wbr />en go to the Advanced, and hit Reset.... <br />
Close the browser and re-open....
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I'd try going to your Internet Options, then clear all your cookies/history,cache...then go to the Advanced, and hit Reset....
Close the browser and re-open....

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OK, I open IE9 and to say, Google News.<br />
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I click on a link (any link) and i get a blank tab, in other words I get nothing.<br />
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I went online and found suggestion Tools &gt;&nbsp;Internet Options &gt;&nbsp;Advanced tab &gt;&nbsp;and make sure Accelerated GUI is checked. Did that.<br />
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Still the same problem.<br />
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Please assist.<br />
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Thanks.
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OK, I open IE9 and to say, Google News.

I click on a link (any link) and i get a blank tab, in other words I get nothing.

I went online and found suggestion Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > and make sure Accelerated GUI is checked. Did that.

Still the same problem.

Please assist.

Thanks.

IE9 Blank pages

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