Help sought for IE8.0 to display a web page.

[R. Ganesan]

Dear Sir,

I am able to view the webpage forum.avira.com with its layout when I am
logging on to my PC as 'any other user'. But the web page is not displayed
correctly with its layout when I am logging on as 'administator'. It is
showing at the end 'errors on the web page' icon. How is this possible? How
to get the page displayed when I am logging on as administrator?

Thanking you and expecting your posts,

Yours sincerely,
R. GANESAN.

 

[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

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R. Ganesan wrote:
> Dear Sir,
>
> I am able to view the webpage forum.avira.com with its layout when I am
> logging on to my PC as 'any other user'. But the web page is not displayed
> correctly with its layout when I am logging on as 'administator'. It is
> showing at the end 'errors on the web page' icon. How is this possible?
> How
> to get the page displayed when I am logging on as administrator?
>
> Thanking you and expecting your posts,
>
> Yours sincerely,
> R. GANESAN.

 

[Unknown]

Windows keeps tract of settings for each user. Compare the settings of the
display for the administer to the settings
of 'any other user'.
"R. Ganesan" <RGanesan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F5767682-1783-4292-B84C-50301A6A3C83@microsoft.com...
> Dear Sir,
>
> I am able to view the webpage forum.avira.com with its layout when I am
> logging on to my PC as 'any other user'. But the web page is not displayed
> correctly with its layout when I am logging on as 'administator'. It is
> showing at the end 'errors on the web page' icon. How is this possible?
> How
> to get the page displayed when I am logging on as administrator?
>
> Thanking you and expecting your posts,
>
> Yours sincerely,
> R. GANESAN.
>
>