Solution for Win2000 system to open Web page

A computer installed Win2000 operating system, failure performance: You can login to the home page, but in the next level of content can not be displayed, not open the content page, some of the site can not open the homepage, at the same time, found that can not be copied, pasted operations.

Open the home page, can log in to the major web site is the latest news, confirm IE browser is not offline save the home page, indicating that the network is normal, the network work properly. Check the network settings, except that the network ID is grayed out and the rest is normal.

Suspected of the network virus, using the latest version of anti-virus software check, did not find a virus and Trojan, also did not find a malicious program. Eliminate the virus's impact on the system. Press F8 to enter Safe mode, found that copy, paste function is effective, safe mode is not the addition of any driver and application of the clean system, indicating that the copy, Paste function failure is due to the addition of drivers or applications.

The scope of the fault narrowed, but the normal boot of the computer program is too many, it is difficult to one by one of the program to troubleshoot.

Restart the Safe mode with the network, after entering the desktop, found that copy and paste is invalid, this mode also occurs when normal startup network failure phenomenon. It seems that the problem in the network function, with the network security mode only to the driver of the network card, is not the NIC driver out of the problem? Can the NIC driver also affect the copy, paste function?

Enter Device Manager, select the network card to uninstall the NIC driver. Reboot normal access to the operating system, the system to find new hardware, the network card driver installed again, the net connection is normal, by the DHCP server automatically assigned IP address, ping LAN computer, normal connection; open IE browser, browse the main Web page content, normal; Check the copy and paste function, Normal. Trouble shooting.