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Unable to view webpage photos

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I have a PC with Windows XP SP2 and latest updates/patches.

I'm unable to view website photo gallery from different sites.

either ninemsn.com.au or smh.com.au or rugbyheaven.com.au

It doesnt matter what site really.

The problem is in both with Internet Explorer and Firefox.

I've disabled NIS 2007 and reinstalled Adobe flash player but all I get is a blank grey screen.

I'm stumped on this and I dont really want to do a rebuild of XP.

Thanks

Robbie


can you see any other sites? I assume so...

Maybe it's a problem with their sites. Or maybe you have some firewall setting messing things up.

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I can view pictures on websites but when I actually click on a weblink to open up a photo gallery is when I just get a grey screen with no text or pictures.

e.g. "click on Gallery" in the centre of the page at rugbyheaven.com.au and you will get a new window appear. It's within that window that I cant view the photo's.

Edited by Robbiec

e.g. "click on Gallery" in the centre of the page at rugbyheaven.com.au and you will get a new window appear. It's within that window that I cant view the photo's.

There is a short advert before the picture appears in the popup, so as said by Idontwantspam, maybe you have an adblocking feature in your firewall that blocks the flash advert and what comes after it.

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