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Have you checked if Internet Explorer is not offline.<br />
Try deleting temp files and check if it is set to automatically detect setting in connection tab of IE.
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Have you checked if Internet Explorer is not offline.
Try deleting temp files and check if it is set to automatically detect setting in connection tab of IE.

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I deleted all temp files when I reset IE to factory. &nbsp;I can get to any other web page, but Citrix so it is not offline.
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I deleted all temp files when I reset IE to factory.  I can get to any other web page, but Citrix so it is not offline.

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did you checked for any proxy settings? if so remove the same and give a try. Check event errors too
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did you checked for any proxy settings? if so remove the same and give a try. Check event errors too

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Yes, I checked all that and don't see anything. &nbsp;It appears that SP3 is corrupt, so I am trying to fix that to see if it fixes the problem.
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Yes, I checked all that and don't see anything.  It appears that SP3 is corrupt, so I am trying to fix that to see if it fixes the problem.

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I have a computer that was working with Citrix just fine using Internet Explorer. &nbsp;Now every time I try to go to the log in page I get &quot;Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage&quot;.<br />
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The page loads fine in Firefox and nobody else is having this issue. &nbsp;The computer does not have a virus. &nbsp;Any ideas what is wrong with IE? &nbsp;Here is what I tried:<br />
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I reset IE back to factory - didn't work<br />
I uninstalled IE to a lower version - didn't work<br />
Installed Firefox everything works fine<br />
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This is a Windows XP SP3 Computer running IE 8
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I have a computer that was working with Citrix just fine using Internet Explorer.  Now every time I try to go to the log in page I get "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".

The page loads fine in Firefox and nobody else is having this issue.  The computer does not have a virus.  Any ideas what is wrong with IE?  Here is what I tried:

I reset IE back to factory - didn't work
I uninstalled IE to a lower version - didn't work
Installed Firefox everything works fine

This is a Windows XP SP3 Computer running IE 8

Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage

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