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Grrrrrrrrr!!!!!!
this is gettin me pissed.. I bought a laptop with vista and IE7 well for some reason I cant get on the site the diesel garage but if i get on my old system I have no issues.. it is running xp and IE7 as well
I have tried everything I can think of even installed firefox thinking it was a browser issue dropped all my security shut down firewall still nothing...even checked the hosts file to make sure there wasnt anything blocking it anyone have any ideas??? |
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Chris,
Here's a very long explanation of why Vista's IE7 is different than XP's. LINK. I would try adding TDG to your "trusted sites" within IE7 to allow the javascript to run correctly. It has worked for me in the past. |
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