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for checking browser settings to troubleshoot problems.
Microsoft Windows XP Settings : 1.) Right-click on the Internet Explorer icon at Desktop. 2.) Click on Properties. 3.) Click on Security panel besides the General Panel. 4.) With Internet Icon selected, Click on Custom Level button. 5.) A Security Setting window opens. 6 a.) Either reset the custom level settings to medium-low and skip the below steps. OR 6 b.) Scroll down to the Miscellaneous section of that window. 7.) Inside the miscellaneous option there is a sub option named Allow script initiated windows without size or 8.) Apply the settings If you are facing trouble with getting the courses to load in your web browser, then it's a browser setting issue. There are a couple of basic things we can check to see if they are set properly for the courses to load. Let's check these first. Below are the most common "fixes" to get the courses to load correctly. Internet Explorer Settings Check: Clearing cache: 1.) Click on Tools on the menu bar and click on Internet Options. 2.) Under the General tab, within the Temporary Internet Files section, click the Delete Files button. Put a check in "Delete all offline content" and click the OK button. 3.) When it is finished, click the Settings button, next to the
Delete Files button. Under "Check for newer versions
of stored pages:", put a dot in "Every visit to the page".
Click OK at the bottom. 1.) Click on the Security tab, select Internet, and click on the Custom Level button at the bottom. 2.) Make sure that your settings match up with the following: Cookies (If you have IE 5.5 or below) Downloads Microsoft VM (If you do not have this, Miscellaneous (Scroll down to the last Scripting 3.) Click OK at the bottom. 4.) If you have Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, click on the Privacy
tab. Make sure that the security This usually takes care of the problem in most instances. This
covers the most common causes of the issue that you are 1.) Right-click on the Internet Explorer icon at Desktop. 2.) Click on Properties. 3.) Click on Security panel besides the General Panel. 4.) With Internet Icon selected, Click on Custom Level button. 5.) A Security Setting window opens. 6 a.) Either reset the custom level settings to medium-low and skip the below steps. OR 6 b.) Scroll down to the Miscellaneous section of that window. 7.) Inside the miscellaneous option there is a sub option named
Allow script initiated windows without size or 8.) Apply the settings These steps will lead you to solve the problem which you faced
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