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New problems when I am logging on with any browser i use


paddypower

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when I am using Firefox or Chrome, suddenly over the past few days, 90% of my log on efforts to various websites get rejected with the same error message. something along the lines of ''unable to connect to this website', check your firewall, etc'. if I keep tapping on the repeat box,  eventually  I get connected. this is occuring with the most common used sites, such as BBC, Guardian, even Aseannow.  tia. (PS i am using Win 10 v. 22H2)

 

 

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Let's rule out network problems.

Open up a terminal window (Command Prompt, PowerShell) and type in:
ping -t account.bbc.com

If you get a return like in the screen shot, then your DNS and network are working and your problems lies outside of network issues.  You can break out of the "ping" command by using Control-C.

757738642_Screenshotfrom2023-03-2211-40-09.png.73c77a775838db089b13882e82801291.png

If you get something that looks like the returns below, you have network issues on your end.
1880329929_Screenshotfrom2023-03-2211-46-43.png.e371eb30f5b11f77df19b13c6f0f9d5a.png

Post what you see and we can go from there.  To me it sounds as though you have intermittent network issues. 

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I have recently started using a VPN (and switched on ‘cleanweb’) specifically for this site. It works very well to stop pop-ups and ads. Hallelujah.

However - many other sites I visit are slow to connect (or will not) - so I often have to pause the Surfing shark while I connect.   A small price to pay IMO.

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On 3/22/2023 at 11:50 AM, connda said:

Let's rule out network problems.

Open up a terminal window (Command Prompt, PowerShell) and type in:
ping -t account.bbc.com

If you get a return like in the screen shot, then your DNS and network are working and your problems lies outside of network issues.  You can break out of the "ping" command by using Control-C.

757738642_Screenshotfrom2023-03-2211-40-09.png.73c77a775838db089b13882e82801291.png

If you get something that looks like the returns below, you have network issues on your end.
1880329929_Screenshotfrom2023-03-2211-46-43.png.e371eb30f5b11f77df19b13c6f0f9d5a.png

Post what you see and we can go from there.  To me it sounds as though you have intermittent network issues. 

 

Here is what I am getting (screen captute) 

COMPUTERS TEST NETWORK AT COMMAND PROMPT MARCH 23 Capture.PNG

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