Pages not loading with Safari 4.0.4

I am using Safari for Microsoft windows with xp SP3. Most of the time it works fine but: If I click on a link on a page the page goes blank with the busy icon spinning and just sits there. If I click [View] [reload page] then the new page appears almost instantly. This is a bit worrying when for instance I click on a pay button as I'm not sure if the payment has happened or not.
Any advice appreciated

Just checking something. Does IE seem to be bahaving properly on the PC at the moment?
(IE and Safari use a number of the same settings in Internet Options for their connections, and this has a bit of a sniff about it of one of the sorts of issues caused by problems with those sorts of settings.)
If IE is having trouble, which particular version are you using? 6, 7 or 8?

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