Sounds like your ISP is having DNS problems. Try giving them a call.
Sounds like your ISP is having DNS problems. Try giving them a call.
I agree with Conan, but usually a DNS issue stops you dead in your tracks....you can also try clearing your browsers cache...it will store page can not be displayed just like any other page...clear your cache and cookies and see if that helps. Your ISP is going to ask if you have done that so be a step ahead before calling them.Originally Posted by Conan
Last edited by PIPER; June 13th, 2004 at 06:27 AM.
You may need to flush the dns and reset you int ip.
Run these commands 1.) netsh int ip reset reset log.txt
2.) ipconfig /flushdns
Make sure you put the spaces as shown.Works for me when this happens.![]()
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