Can anyone help?

imported_Scouser

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Apr 19, 2004
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Since yesterday everytime I go on the internet I have been getting this problem. When I click on a site (even from my favourites) I have to press refresh a good 3 or 4 times before the page will come up. The error message I get is an 'I' in a square and 'This page cannot be displayed'.

Once I am into the correct site I can close it down and open it back up no problem, its just seems to be getting to it in the first place.

I have run ad-aware and spybot and they came up with nothing.
 

imported_TONY

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Apr 10, 2005
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HOPEFULLY YOU HAVE AN ANTI VIRUS PROGRAM TO RULE OUT VIRUS,HIJACKERS,WORMS,ETC.
THE BEST THING IS TO RUN SYSTEM RESTORE IN WINDOWS. (FOLLOW NAVIGATION START - PROGRAM FILES - ACCESSORIES - SYSTEM TOOLS - SYSTEM RESTORE)

P.S.
HOPEFULLY YOU'RE NOT OFFENDED BY CAPITAL LETTERS LIKE SOME OTHER JERK.
 

FlyingPenguin

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It may just be your ISP. Comcast seems to be havng some problems this weekend for instance.

If you're using broadband power-cycle your modem and router (turn off and back on).

I wouldn't trust Spybot or Adware anymore. Also you may have a compromised HOSTS file which neither will detect. Please refer to my detailed spyware removal instructions: http://theflyingpenguin.com/spyware-removal.shtml

Hope this helps...
 

imported_Scouser

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Apr 19, 2004
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Many thanks for these suggestions. I certainly am not offended by capitals I was grateful of the help.

I tried one of the virus checkers on Penguin's site but that was negative too. I just kept rebooting (trying everything before totally restoring the system) and this morning it started working properly so I don't know if there was a problem with the ISP or what but gladly its working now.

Cheers again.
 

spherrod

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Originally posted by: TONY
HOPEFULLY YOU HAVE AN ANTI VIRUS PROGRAM TO RULE OUT VIRUS,HIJACKERS,WORMS,ETC.
THE BEST THING IS TO RUN SYSTEM RESTORE IN WINDOWS. (FOLLOW NAVIGATION START - PROGRAM FILES - ACCESSORIES - SYSTEM TOOLS - SYSTEM RESTORE)

P.S.
HOPEFULLY YOU'RE NOT OFFENDED BY CAPITAL LETTERS LIKE SOME OTHER JERK.

You know it does look like you're shouting? ;)
 

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