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Web Pages Not Loading IE or Firefox - Some web pages only won't load

#1 User is offline   JaLady 

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Posted 17 March 2009 - 06:45 PM

Hi all, I've got a PackardBell Easynote Laptop running Windows Vista Home Premium.

Some web pages that I visit regularly just won't load anymore. They're not even timing out... just get a blank page with the message at the bottom "Waiting for http://webaddress blah blah blah".

I've run scans, downloaded malware scanners, tried to do system restore (not completing either) and short of reseting my laptop to factory settings I don't know what to do. This happens with the same websites and happens in both IE and Firefox.

Any suggestions out there?

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Posted 18 March 2009 - 01:55 PM

Further to my problem above, one of the sites that I can't load is www.mail.com which is one of my email accounts! You can understand my frustration I'm sure!

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