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IE was working fine and then suddenly it started giving me an error
message every time
I open the the lid of my laptop. The error states:
"no connection to the internet is currently available. To view
internet content that has been saved only........ button(WORK
OFFLINE), button (TRY AGAIN)
I guess the problem is that my wifi does not have a connection at the
time the laptop comes out of standby. However I didnt have this
problem before, so I am sure there is a fix to this error message
popping up. Its annoying to have to get this error message each time I
open my laptop. The only reference I found to this error message is
for windows98 and the few applicable fixes for XP didnt work.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...3346#appliesto
Perhaps someone has some additional fixes I can try. Thanks

<Cross posting snipped>

That Microsoft article applies to XP, too.


On 3 Feb 2004 10:43:17 -0800, in
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Joe Blo scrawled:

>IE was working fine and then suddenly it started giving me an error
>message every time
>I open the the lid of my laptop. The error states:
>"no connection to the internet is currently available. To view
>internet content that has been saved only........ button(WORK
>OFFLINE), button (TRY AGAIN)
>I guess the problem is that my wifi does not have a connection at the
>time the laptop comes out of standby. However I didnt have this
>problem before, so I am sure there is a fix to this error message
>popping up. Its annoying to have to get this error message each time I
>open my laptop. The only reference I found to this error message is
>for windows98 and the few applicable fixes for XP didnt work.
>http://support.microsoft.com/default...3346#appliesto
>Perhaps someone has some additional fixes I can try. Thanks

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nope, there are no such registry values to update

°Mike° <> wrote in message news:<>...
> <Cross posting snipped>
>
> That Microsoft article applies to XP, too.
>
>
> On 3 Feb 2004 10:43:17 -0800, in
> < >
> Joe Blo scrawled:
>
> >IE was working fine and then suddenly it started giving me an error
> >message every time
> >I open the the lid of my laptop. The error states:
> >"no connection to the internet is currently available. To view
> >internet content that has been saved only........ button(WORK
> >OFFLINE), button (TRY AGAIN)
> >I guess the problem is that my wifi does not have a connection at the
> >time the laptop comes out of standby. However I didnt have this
> >problem before, so I am sure there is a fix to this error message
> >popping up. Its annoying to have to get this error message each time I
> >open my laptop. The only reference I found to this error message is
> >for windows98 and the few applicable fixes for XP didnt work.
> >http://support.microsoft.com/default...3346#appliesto
> >Perhaps someone has some additional fixes I can try. Thanks

There should be.

Windows XP Home:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\WebCheck
LoadLCE = Auto
LoadSens = Auto


On 3 Feb 2004 15:37:12 -0800, in
< >
Joe Blo scrawled:

>nope, there are no such registry values to update
>
>°Mike° <> wrote in message news:<>...
>> <Cross posting snipped>
>>
>> That Microsoft article applies to XP, too.
>>
>>
>> On 3 Feb 2004 10:43:17 -0800, in
>> < >
>> Joe Blo scrawled:
>>
>> >IE was working fine and then suddenly it started giving me an error
>> >message every time
>> >I open the the lid of my laptop. The error states:
>> >"no connection to the internet is currently available. To view
>> >internet content that has been saved only........ button(WORK
>> >OFFLINE), button (TRY AGAIN)
>> >I guess the problem is that my wifi does not have a connection at the
>> >time the laptop comes out of standby. However I didnt have this
>> >problem before, so I am sure there is a fix to this error message
>> >popping up. Its annoying to have to get this error message each time I
>> >open my laptop. The only reference I found to this error message is
>> >for windows98 and the few applicable fixes for XP didnt work.
>> >http://support.microsoft.com/default...3346#appliesto
>> >Perhaps someone has some additional fixes I can try. Thanks

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