Why won't my internet explorer work?

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Internet disconnectivity is caused by a number of reasons such as, the change of default gateway address at the ISP, there is radio interface with the wireless signal, the Mac or PC is very dusty inside and the layer of the dust is overheating chips and causing the system to reset, the router is defective or old, the ISP is experiencing temporary outage, or some kind of server reset or emergency maintenance at the ISP.
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The easiest method to repair explorer is to uninstall and re-install the program. However before perform the uninstall, check to see if any add-ins (Plug-ins) are causing the conflict
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Just follow me, press Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs. After opening the last one, press this tab Add/Remove Windows Components. Un-check Internet Explorer
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A new version of internet explorer can be downloaded from Microsoft's site. Just download it and install the new one. That should fix your problems.
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Internet explorer is really easy to use. Once you have downloaded it you will need to open it. Click on the e on your desktop to open it. Then you can type where you want to go in
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