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![]() In the last few days when I try to visit any website, randomly it just seems to not even try to find it. Like my browser will pull up the page not found display instantly. If it click "go" a few times it will eventually load the page like normal. This is happening in all my browsers not just one. Is this more likely to be a problem with my ISP rather than my router/modem? |
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![]() "mark" wrote in message ... In the last few days when I try to visit any website, randomly it just seems to not even try to find it. Like my browser will pull up the page not found display instantly. If it click "go" a few times it will eventually load the page like normal. This is happening in all my browsers not just one. Is this more likely to be a problem with my ISP rather than my router/modem? Could be either, or it could even be problems with the websites themselves. It's hard to say with the information you've given here. **SS** |
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![]() On 10-Feb-2006, "SecretSquiddle" wrote: If it click "go" a few times it will eventually load the page like normal. This is happening in all my browsers not just one. A slow underpowered PC that doesn't repond fast enough to traffic (think PII 120, 64 or 128k RAM, trying to run WinXP pro corp with SP2, and for good luck a whole cluster of apps running at once), or maybe something like a high error rate wireless link. If you have a modem, does it still occur with dialup? Sure you haven't got a virus or trojan. Ethereal, though it has a steep learning curve, can log pkts in and out, showing what you sent and what comes back. Try pinging some sites with Start, Run, pathping www.xyz.com then Enter as with pathping www.google.com then Enter. Try connecting to the IP dotted quad address. Report results here. |
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