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internet browser connecting problems to certain sights?
04-28-2014, 05:22 PM
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internet browser connecting problems to certain sights?
i have 4 browsers ,and until recently had no problem, now i cannot connect to sears,qvc,hsn and vistaprint...i have un- installed security programs and malware programs.. still cannot connect....any answers and how to fix...thanx!
dleted 2 browsers ,ran cccleaner,still cant connect to forementioned sights

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04-28-2014, 05:28 PM
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4 browsers? seriously? ..all you need is 1, pick one and get rid of the rest, you are jamming up your computer storage and everything and cant function right.. If you don't have this, download CCleaner ..it erases unwanted web history and cach without deleting important information like personal files, I been having ccleaner for like 7 years already, and it free, downloaded it from download.cnet.com ..don't download the ads that comes with it, (uncheck) the ads on set up when downloading, then once you install it click run and that's it. USE 1 BROWSER

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04-28-2014, 05:33 PM
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number of browsers has nothing to do with this "Universal Master doesn't know about anything!". check you DNS number and make sure your settings is the same as the ISP "internet service provider" wants them to be. you can call your ISP technical support to double check this as sometimes they just change things that needed you to do some tweaking to your settings as well.

Also, If you have a firewall try disable it and see if sites will open after that. sometimes after internet security software updates, things messed up because of that update.

if everything failed try rebooting in a safe mode with network enabled, and see of you can access the sites. if yes, then it is something with your windows. if no, then it is 100% your ISP even if they tried to say it is not us!
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