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Put proxy address in the INTRANET security zone in IE.
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Put proxy address in the INTRANET security zone in IE.

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Ok, I feel pretty dumb - I asked a colleague to come round and take a look..<br />
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Turns out i missed one of the characters from the users surname when authenticating with the proxy...<br />
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After I did that it works fine....
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Ok, I feel pretty dumb - I asked a colleague to come round and take a look..

Turns out i missed one of the characters from the users surname when authenticating with the proxy...

After I did that it works fine....

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checked auto log on, noticed i missed a character out of the username<br />
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this resolved my problem
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checked auto log on, noticed i missed a character out of the username

this resolved my problem

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Basically, we are behind a web proxy<br />
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I can browse internet through Firefox and also through Chrome but whenever I try to load anything through IE I get a prompt asking for me to log in, the log in prompts originates from the proxy.<br />
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I am using Windows 7 64-bit<br />
IE 11<br />
Chrome version 46.0.2490.71 m<br />
Firefox version 33.0<br />
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All browsers are configured with the same proxy details which makes it a bit more confusing..<br />
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If you need anymore information please let me know, any ideas would be most helpful<br />
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Many thanks<br />
Tom
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Basically, we are behind a web proxy

I can browse internet through Firefox and also through Chrome but whenever I try to load anything through IE I get a prompt asking for me to log in, the log in prompts originates from the proxy.

I am using Windows 7 64-bit
IE 11
Chrome version 46.0.2490.71 m
Firefox version 33.0

All browsers are configured with the same proxy details which makes it a bit more confusing..

If you need anymore information please let me know, any ideas would be most helpful

Many thanks
Tom

Can't browse internet through IE but can through Chrome and FF

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