Very well, this has been really a day of bad luck. Only when I have tried to sail along the Internet with my Google Chrome, number of error 2 showed, with a small yellow triangle and a black sign of exclamation in its interior. My equipment is executed on Windows XP. I tried to navigate with Internet Explorer 6 and I cannot look this way.
Really I need my surfing. I did one I begin again and nothing changes. Also I tried to analyze my equipment with my CA antivirus, but I did not find anything that my equipment can damage.
Really I hope that someone can help me to solve this problem.
Answered By
Trick
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Error 2 in my Google Chrome
Hey, Trick here!
It seems to me that there is a problem with your connection since you can't browse too using Internet Explorer 6. What you can try to do is reinstall your TCP/IP. Here's how to do it:
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Click Start and go to Control Panel.
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Go to Network and Internet Connections then to Internet Connections.
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Right click on your Network connection and choose Properties.
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Click the Install button and select Protocol, click the Add button then Have Disk button.
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In the Copy Manufacturer Files From text box, go ahead and type C:windowsinf and click OK.
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Select Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) and click OK.
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Restart your computer.
Error 2 in my Google Chrome
In this case, you can either reinstall your browser or change your settings to the previous one. If you have made any change in your settings, Â then try to recover them and make your settings default. It is also possible that your settings may be changed by some virus or by some programs. Â In this case, Â you can set them to your default values and then it will work fine.
You can also change your settings by:
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going to START and then to Control panel. Â
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There, select Network and internet connections
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Go to its properties.
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Next you have to add a protocol– a way to define the net way how will it be used.  You can define it by adding a path to your network.
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You select protocol and then you click on install. Â
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Next, select the Have disk button and give the location as C:windowsinf ,
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Click ok. Â When you reboot your system, your problem will be solved.
