We should be very angry at Microsoft. Their critical fix 832894 broke a basic IE function. Most people installed it. The fixing fix 831167 is not even on the recommended update list. Like most, my computer only has 832894 installed. Everybody would need to install 831167 manually.
I don't see how Actinic can do much to fix this.
Microsoft recommends this workaround:
Increase the HTTP keep-alive timeout interval on the Web server or the proxy server. There is no setting in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) to control the keep-alive timeout other than the Windows registry KeepAliveTime value. However, some Web servers and some proxy servers could allow you to specify a connection expiration time. If the Web server or the proxy server allows you to change this value, increase the keep-alive timeout interval. See your Web server documentation for the correct setting name and value.
I would urge those with this problem to contact their ISP.
I don't see how Actinic can do much to fix this.
Microsoft recommends this workaround:
Increase the HTTP keep-alive timeout interval on the Web server or the proxy server. There is no setting in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) to control the keep-alive timeout other than the Windows registry KeepAliveTime value. However, some Web servers and some proxy servers could allow you to specify a connection expiration time. If the Web server or the proxy server allows you to change this value, increase the keep-alive timeout interval. See your Web server documentation for the correct setting name and value.
I would urge those with this problem to contact their ISP.
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