How to fix http 400 bad request

**Beans** · 22-08-2009

Hi,

Recently after reinstalling Vista, I am not able to configure my local network by IP address (192.168.xx) in IE7. I keep getting HTTP 400 bad request. I tried almost everything but could not solve this problem. Is there anyone to whom any experience in this issue plz share?

Thanks,

**Gap meer** · 22-08-2009

Hello,
After installing Silverlight 1.0 or 1.1 in the Affairs of the Windows Vista x64 I receive HTTP 400 Bad Request in many pages especially when I have a DLINK DWL-2100 AP through the web-based interface would open the program. This does not happen in x64 I.e. or any other browser (which Silverlight is not intalled).

Please help.

**Brunoz** · 22-08-2009

I would say without doubt that it can be caused by the free programs of the error difficult to put into effect, they are not much good. as far LimeWare is also possible that something could have problems also do. Take my advice and remove lime ware since its peak of viurs, spyware. not used two firewall as this could lead to problems and I would continue with trend micro firewall to use. Good luck in fixing the problem.

**Capper** · 22-08-2009

It is. NET 3.0 I had the same problem trying to solve for my HP LaserJet using HTTP to view IE using the Server or Windows 2003 or XP (what worked, what not) to win. The machines in question had not had any HTTP. Net 2.0. The machines that the issue had all HTTP. NET 3.0 was. I even installed disposals. NET 3.0 on a XP workstation that the HTTP error and after re-boot was, hey presto ... OK it worked. (NOTE: I also tried installing the SP1. NET 3.0 patch on another XP workstation, not only did that NOT work, but when I installed disposals. Net 3.0 - I had the error HTTP - so I have no way to undertake to bring to work)! However, an additional problem as you. NET 3.0 part of Vista (ie built in OS) included so you can not remove! I am on the HP website to look at the point to see if there is a built in software update for 1022's to see if this difficult problem situations. If not, I found that you o.k. HP via HTTP can view using portable Firefox. I think (unless Member States a difficult situation. NET 3.0) to produce, these are your only options ...