Whoever can figure this problem out will be a genius. I have a home network
that includes: 2 desktop computers both running on Windows XP and 1 laptop
running Windows Vista. The desktop computers running Windows XP are unable to
go into secure websites, for example, microsoft update, banking bill pay or
almost anything that requires you to enter a passcode. We are having to use
my laptop running Windows Vista to access these websites. We have disabled
every possible firewall on these computers. We have followed all instructions
given to make the sites we are going to "Trusted Sites", We have had our ISP
come out to check out their hardware with no prevail. We have replaced the
router. Don't know what to do know. The funny thing about it is that it only
affects Window XP and Microsoft XBOX going online. When we log in using the
Playstation 3 to go online we have no problems.

Please help

IE version on the WinXP machines?

If you connect either machine directly via the router, does the problem
persist?
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
DTS-L http://dts-l.net/


Christina wrote:
> Whoever can figure this problem out will be a genius. I have a home
> network
> that includes: 2 desktop computers both running on Windows XP and 1 laptop
> running Windows Vista. The desktop computers running Windows XP are unable
> to go into secure websites, for example, microsoft update, banking bill
> pay
> or almost anything that requires you to enter a passcode. We are having to
> use my laptop running Windows Vista to access these websites. We have
> disabled every possible firewall on these computers. We have followed all
> instructions given to make the sites we are going to "Trusted Sites", We
> have had our ISP come out to check out their hardware with no prevail. We
> have replaced the router. Don't know what to do know. The funny thing
> about
> it is that it only affects Window XP and Microsoft XBOX going online. When
> we log in using the Playstation 3 to go online we have no problems.
>
> Please help

I am having the same problem with a desktop on a router, but the other
desktop on the router is not having any issues. This all began after
installing Norton 360 and then having to uninstall it as it locked up the
whole system. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.

"Christina" wrote:

> Whoever can figure this problem out will be a genius. I have a home network
> that includes: 2 desktop computers both running on Windows XP and 1 laptop
> running Windows Vista. The desktop computers running Windows XP are unable to
> go into secure websites, for example, microsoft update, banking bill pay or
> almost anything that requires you to enter a passcode. We are having to use
> my laptop running Windows Vista to access these websites. We have disabled
> every possible firewall on these computers. We have followed all instructions
> given to make the sites we are going to "Trusted Sites", We have had our ISP
> come out to check out their hardware with no prevail. We have replaced the
> router. Don't know what to do know. The funny thing about it is that it only
> affects Window XP and Microsoft XBOX going online. When we log in using the
> Playstation 3 to go online we have no problems.
>
> Please help
>

I found out today that I had a bad modem from my ISP. They were unable to
detect it from their office when tested. I just decided I was going to
exchange modems anyway because I had exhausted everything else and sure
enough I have no issues with that any more.

"Nicki" wrote:

> I am having the same problem with a desktop on a router, but the other
> desktop on the router is not having any issues. This all began after
> installing Norton 360 and then having to uninstall it as it locked up the
> whole system. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.
>
> "Christina" wrote:
>
> > Whoever can figure this problem out will be a genius. I have a home network
> > that includes: 2 desktop computers both running on Windows XP and 1 laptop
> > running Windows Vista. The desktop computers running Windows XP are unable to
> > go into secure websites, for example, microsoft update, banking bill pay or
> > almost anything that requires you to enter a passcode. We are having to use
> > my laptop running Windows Vista to access these websites. We have disabled
> > every possible firewall on these computers. We have followed all instructions
> > given to make the sites we are going to "Trusted Sites", We have had our ISP
> > come out to check out their hardware with no prevail. We have replaced the
> > router. Don't know what to do know. The funny thing about it is that it only
> > affects Window XP and Microsoft XBOX going online. When we log in using the
> > Playstation 3 to go online we have no problems.
> >
> > Please help
> >

"Nicki" <Nicki@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2049B6B5-A2F9-4FFD-AEBC-B05187C8ABAF@microsoft.com...
>I am having the same problem with a desktop on a router, but the other
> desktop on the router is not having any issues. This all began after
> installing Norton 360 and then having to uninstall it as it locked up the
> whole system. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.


To finish uninstalling Norton:
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com

"Christina" wrote:

> Whoever can figure this problem out will be a genius.
I have a home network
> that includes: 2 desktop computers both running on
Windows XP and 1 laptop
> running Windows Vista. The desktop computers
running Windows XP are unable to
> go into secure websites, for example,
microsoft update, banking bill pay or
> almost anything that requires you to
enter a passcode. We are having to use
> my laptop running Windows Vista to
access these websites. We have disabled
> every possible firewall on these
computers. We have followed all instructions
> given to make the sites we
are going to "Trusted Sites", We have had our ISP
> come out to check out
their hardware with no prevail. We have replaced the
> router. Don't know
what to do know. The funny thing about it is that it only
> affects Window
XP and Microsoft XBOX going online. When we log in using the
> Playstation 3
to go online we have no problems.
>
> Please help
>