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<blockquote data-quote="Joshie" data-source="post: 416977" data-attributes="member: 59782"><p>You can get on the browser by running "iexplore www" in the run command, you can do this by holding the windows key and press R. This overrides all encryptions, you might not be able to run downloads though, but worth the try.</p><p>[doublepost=1503325938,1503325827][/doublepost]If that dosen't work, try and do "hh" in the run command and a help box should come up, right click the icon in the top right and click browse. However, this may not work, which is why iexplore is better</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joshie, post: 416977, member: 59782"] You can get on the browser by running "iexplore www" in the run command, you can do this by holding the windows key and press R. This overrides all encryptions, you might not be able to run downloads though, but worth the try. [doublepost=1503325938,1503325827][/doublepost]If that dosen't work, try and do "hh" in the run command and a help box should come up, right click the icon in the top right and click browse. However, this may not work, which is why iexplore is better [/QUOTE]
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