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"The Page Cannot Be Displayed" Errors


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sbrnsouth

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Hi,

I am not sure if this is the correct forum for my question, so if not, please forgive me and direct me to the right place.

I just got done cleaning up my system in the Malware/HJT forum (yesterday). I've noticed that since running all the programs (Ewido, AdAware SE, Cleanup, CW Shredder) and then adding SpywareBlaster, I am now getting "The page cannot be displayed" errors on a couple of sites that I use often. One of them is my web hosting site, and the other is hotmail.

This wasn't happening before I did the fix for the malware issues, so could it be related? I have no idea, just trying to figure out what might be causing the problem, and this is all I can come up with. Admittedly though, I am not the most technically proficient person, but I am learning. :tazz:

I also noticed that I can't upload files from my PC to my web host, or attach files to hotmail.

I have contacted my ISP and they tell me everything is fine on their end, so I don't really know what to do or where to begin doing it. I thought I would post here in hopes that someone could help me, even at the expense of sounding like the average ignorant PC user that I am. :)

Thanks in advance for any suggestions or help anyone can provide.
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Glenn McClure

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Have the exact same issue here with Comcast to no avail. Kepus posted when and if you get a fix. :tazz:
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Have the exact same issue here with Comcast to no avail. Kepus posted when and if you get a fix.

Will do Glynn. Ditto please. I still haven't been able to figure this out. It's very frustrating, as you well know.

I'm with Alltel DSL, and they swear everything is OK on their end. I've tried resetting my modem (unplugging it for several minutes), rebooting the pc, and downloaded Firefox in hopes that it might not happen with a different browser, but no luck. :tazz:

Still hoping someone will come along and have a suggestion(s) about how to fix this. I've been searching around, but haven't found anything useful yet.
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I also get a white square with the red X in a box-? Driving me nutz
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Glenn - I'm getting the red x's every now and then in hotmail, but not on other sites. That usually fixes itself if I reload the page in hotmail, but it takes a while for the page to reload, if it doesn't time out on me.


Did this start happening to you after you did your malware fix?
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No, it begun after I loaded SP2 actually
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Hey there! I just thought that I would let you know that I am having the same problem logging into homtail.com...i just get a blank white page that says "done" at the bottom left hand corner. I havent been able to login for almost a week, and then probably Thursday I wasnt able to access my AIM email either. I'm not sure what is going on, but there is something really wrong somewhere! Please let me know if you find anything out and I will do the same for you also!
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