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Hi all, I’m starting this thread because I’ve read many separate threads with the IE locking issue, and decided to post one reply, here!
I was having similar problems, IE would take about 15 seconds to launch, and would occasionally lock for around 30 seconds. My system is: WindowsME, IE 5.5 Sp2, Verizon DSL with a westell router and a Linksys Etherfast 10/100.
I noticed that during a lock, IP related apps (winipcfg) would not launch, however, if I was already in the process of a session related communication (large file download from a remote site) that communication process would continue. Also, during a lock the dialup connection icon in the systray would flash upload every few seconds.
First, I upgraded the Linksys driver which solved the IE initial launch delay.
Then I installed a Network Monitor and captured packets during a lock, and discovered the small upload packets were of type 8864 (PPPoE).
My monitor would not decipher any deeper, but, now I knew what to look for.
I found an excellent site with the solution!
DHCP!!!!!!!!
I removed DHCP and everything is zipping along nicely with no delays.
Follow this link …
I hope this helps.
Steve.
I was having similar problems, IE would take about 15 seconds to launch, and would occasionally lock for around 30 seconds. My system is: WindowsME, IE 5.5 Sp2, Verizon DSL with a westell router and a Linksys Etherfast 10/100.
I noticed that during a lock, IP related apps (winipcfg) would not launch, however, if I was already in the process of a session related communication (large file download from a remote site) that communication process would continue. Also, during a lock the dialup connection icon in the systray would flash upload every few seconds.
First, I upgraded the Linksys driver which solved the IE initial launch delay.
Then I installed a Network Monitor and captured packets during a lock, and discovered the small upload packets were of type 8864 (PPPoE).
My monitor would not decipher any deeper, but, now I knew what to look for.
I found an excellent site with the solution!
DHCP!!!!!!!!
I removed DHCP and everything is zipping along nicely with no delays.
Follow this link …
I hope this helps.
Steve.