Problem with browser on laptop can’t open some website

Asked By raffy labiste 0 points N/A Posted on - 12/01/2011

Hi Guys,
Please help me on my problem because i'm just new in the site if it work thanks a lot in advance. Here is my question: Suddenly, all the browsers installed on my laptop were unable to open certain website. I am using a router and I can connect wirelessly and open those sites with my mobile phone and desktop PC. I don’t see any errors on my browser except for a white blank screen that keeps on loading. When I pressed the enter key, the loading will stop. I really have no idea and I need help from any of you. Thanks.
Raffy Labiste.

 

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Answered By lee hung 75 points N/A #117583

Problem with browser on laptop can’t open some website

 

Hi Raffy,

 

I also experienced that kind of problem when i always downloading games, music, video and files from different sorts of websites. My virus scanners is not updated because of it was just downloaded on the internet and it's a freeware. When it's Freeware you know the disadvantages, it's not good quality because it's free, especially virus scanners. This scanners cannot detect updated trojan for example that why your computer still at risk. Anyway, If you are using Google chrome, Kindly click the google chrome settings on the upper right, delete and clear HISTORY and DOWNLOADED FILES, if you are using  Internet Explorer or Mozilla try to do almost similar step. 

 

Uninstall your Browser if it is not working.

 

Thanks,

 

Tony Stevenson  

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Answered By Clair june 15 points N/A #117584

Problem with browser on laptop can’t open some website

Try resetting your Internet Options to defaults and see if that helps. You can access this via the Control Panel or just search for it in the Start Search box after you click on Start. You can also try using static DNS addresses and see if that helps. Open your connection's properties in the Network Connections window (or in the Change Adapter Settings link in the Network and Sharing Center) and choose Internet Protocol Version 4 then select Use The Following DNS Server Address. You can use 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2. You can also try decreasing your network adapter's MTU using DrTCP.

 

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