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Sounds to me like there's a group policy preventing IE from accepting a redirect header after the cookie is set. That being said, you can contact me via Live help if you'd like, I am a Federal Contractor with a TS clearance.
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ok but how then do you explain Google Chrome allowing the same site on the same domain?
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Have you tried adding the website to the compatibility view ??
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Yes that doesn't do anything. thanks.
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WellingtonIS--<br />
From a command prompt run<br />
<b>ipconfig /flushdns</b><br />
Reboot.<br />
If still not fixed run <br />
<b>netsh winsock reset</b><br />
Reboot
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I have to redo my GPO for internet explorer and that fixed the issue
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This is going to be difficult to explain because of this website that I can't give out. &nbsp;I have a website that is not blocked by anything. &nbsp;When I try to login to this site in IE 11 or 9 I get a blank page. &nbsp;If I use Google Chrome is 100% however, because users are easily mixed up I just can't install Google chrome on this machine and we have 1 program that we use that can not use anything except IE. &nbsp;What I've discovered is this.. If I login to this website and refresh the blank page it works fine. &nbsp;Any ideas as to why? Or is there anything I can do to solve this?
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This is going to be difficult to explain because of this website that I can't give out.  I have a website that is not blocked by anything.  When I try to login to this site in IE 11 or 9 I get a blank page.  If I use Google Chrome is 100% however, because users are easily mixed up I just can't install Google chrome on this machine and we have 1 program that we use that can not use anything except IE.  What I've discovered is this.. If I login to this website and refresh the blank page it works fine.  Any ideas as to why? Or is there anything I can do to solve this?

IE resolve issue

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