There's a brand new just out of the box 64 bit Windows 7 desktop PC that I set up for a friend who buys and sells used cars. The PC works beautifully, but he cannot connect to a live auction site that he frequents.We have IE9 32 bit installed as well as the latest version of Firefox.He uses a site called copart.com where he does a member login, then he clicks on a tab to get him to the auction page. From that page he can view all the copart auctions across the US. If he clicks on an auction that has not yet begun he gets a little applet box displays a countdown of the time till that auction starts. So far, so good.
But, if he clicks on an auction that has already begun, he gets a little Java logo that displays for a second or so in the applet box, followed by a msg 'connecting to server'. It never does. It just sits there. It does the same thing in both IE9 and Firefox.I have used his login on several other PCs - from other Windows 7s to Vista to XP, and it works perfectly on all of them.I went into Java, clicked on the Advanced tab, expanded the Java console and selected 'Show console'.Here is what I get when I click on an auction that has already begun:[CODE]
1. i have 1 router with 2 computers.. i both checked their IP's using the whatismyip.com .. turned out they have both same IP.
2. then i went to Download Angry Birds to download the demo version of angrybirds.
3. my first computer could not download it, it says "unable to connect" , but my second computer can download perfectly..
4. so now, i bought the angry birds game from rovio, i used my 1st computer to activate the game, guess what, activation cannot connect, so i cannot activate my game in 1st computer, but can activate in my 2nd computer..
5. what can be the problem with my 1st computer? they have both same IP's?
The webcam at HIAA (airport) is supposed to update every 6 seconds but it doesnt do it. I'm using Windows 7 64 bit. It updates okay using other computer running Linux.
I have not been able to get any email on my [url]..addresses. My verizon mail works and some of my hotmail accounts work. Also, I can't seem to get onto most microsoft sites.
I just recently purchase Bulletstorm for Games for Windows Live. When I tried to run it, "Games for Windows Live states that LIVE cannot connect to LIVE service. Please make sure your computer is connected to the internet."Of course I googled this and read up on many forums that it is a firewall issues and was link to a Windows Internet Connectivity Evaluation Tool site - which everything passes, but not Test 5 - UPnP Support Test Not supported. I tried to locate info on how to update the fireware on this router but have not gain any luck. Below is the results for the reason of failure for my UPnP.
Result: The operating system is Windows Vista The firewall is disabled UPnP is enabled by the firewall UPnP services are running UPnP Discovery is enabled
Simple question: If I want to use Live Mesh to connect to a friend's computer when he's having issues, I have to give him my LiveID login and password to do it?Not really inclined to give away my login credentials to anyone.
I can't visit this site: [URL] pretty nice game btw) However I am able to visit the site when i use a proxy. I know I'm not banned because I'm still on the rankings. Might be a possible outcome of what happened to me earlier. Problems in my computer - Windows 7 Forums EDIT: lol i just found out there was an edit button ahahahah. So I also found out I cant visit the Firefox site.
is there a downside to responding "yes" when signing into a website when asked "do you want this site to remember your password"? These are sites I go to often and it would be nice to not have to look up a password each time but if it isn't secure then looking it up is fine.
I've been doing some reading but I still do not understand and so I need someone's help. I did copy and paste my operating system below.I am constantly getting "no site configured at this address" when I try to access Yahoo.I also constantly go to tools, internet options, delete my cookies etc.[code]
I have a very odd issue that I cannot seem to figure out how to solve....memory tells me I think have had this problem before with this website about 2 years ago, but I cannot remember for the life of me how I solved it.Basically, the issue is this: I am an avid rally fan and usually check World Rally Championship every day.However, a few days ago I noticed that I would get a "The Connection Was Reset"error in Firefox 4.0.1 when trying to connect to it. The first time, I just thought maybe the site was down. The second day, I thought it was odd so I opened up IE9 and tried it there....it will not load in IE9 either. Then I thought, this is really odd, and tried it on my netbook and then and subsequently the other netbook and 2 other desktops in our house. The three desktops are connected to the net through our router via DHCP. The netbooks are on the same router via wireless DHCP. I tried restarting and resetting the router in case that was the issue, no go - internet works flawlessly on all the other computers and my desktop EXCEPT for that ONE site on my desktop.On both netbooks and the other 2 desktops, World Rally Championship loaded perfectly, so it must be an issue with my PC. I tried clearing the caches and cookies for both browsers, and I restarted this machine twice to no avail.
He has Win 7 64 bit and I.E.9.He has a problem with one web site only, Guitar Center, that when he views any item on the site it will load the page then it goes to a black display (not black screen, just the I.E.9 display). Guitars, Musical Instruments, and Musical Equipment from Guitar Center..I've had him update Java, as the site heavily relies on Java but that didn't help. His I.E.9 add-ons list is exactly like mine so that isn't the problem. He has Microsoft Security Essentials with the default settings, same as me. He has the same ISP (Brighthouse cable/Roadrunner), etc.
As an initial note, this has absolutely nothing to do with illegal activity, despite the fact that it sounds suspect in nature. But, here we go:
I want to proxy internet traffic from my house through a router in another home, and preferably only the traffic from one laptop in my house. For example:
Laptop: Home A -> router in Home B -> www Other computers: Home A -> www
I believe that the simplest way to accomplish this would be having a dedicated computer in House B, which my laptop could remotely control. However, I'm trying to avoid having a computer constantly on in House B. Also, I have full access to both networks, routers, etc...
So my stupid sister got a virus while trying to "hack" someones facebook, so I had to use System Restore, but now I want to block every site except Facebook, you tube, and some forum. I'm using Avast (free) and Comodo Firewall, can somebody explain me how to block everything without manually entering URLs?
Have not posted for a while...no issues. But now have encountered problem for the community.Have Win 7 Home on a Toshiba laptop C675D-S7310 with IE9...please no comments on explorer (heard them all)Also have a HP laptop with XP pro and IE8.My xp will open a specific site that my Win 7 will not.Have flushed DNS, rreset sockets, updated everything to no avail.
i have a website ready to be used, it is called windows7tools.com . it's actually suitable for creating software download portal for windows 7 OS, I am looking for pro company or persons to partner with. the idea is worthwhile. wish it will get cnet recommendation.
I have installed [4/5/2011] Win7 SP1 (via windows update) on an Acer Aspire 1410-8414 notebook, with Win7 home premium installed. Now no browser [IE, FF or Chrome] will load any website. The computer connects to the internet, and media players will open streaming net radio and tv stations without a problem, and program updating works too; so it is just a browser issue.The strange thing is that the embeded web browser within Winamp does function properly, so only stand-alone browsers won't load.
Using Windows 7.Within browser (Chrome), I can do a search, and then when I click one of the links, I am redirected to a different site... Siteadvisor jumps and asks if this is what I want to do. Multiple windows would open.
What I did:
- Uninstalled Chrome - Ran full scan with McAfee... nothing. - Run full scan with Malewarebytes... nothing. - Run scan with DoctorWeb... found three items... had them neutralized
After doing this, IE worked fine... search / link / no issue Downloaded Firefox... tested... search / link / no issue Downloaded Chrome... test... search / link... problem resurfaced!Right now, I have removed Chrome again and running DoctorWeb again.
I have just set up a new system running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit. For some reason I cannot access certain sites in any browser (IE, Firefox or Safari (Haven't tried Chrome yet)). Example sites that are blocked may be redirects such as those starting with Email Marketing Software & Email Marketing Services from AWeber. I can easily access the same addresses from my old XP Pro system.
My browser is Maxthon 2.5.18.1000 (runs off IE9's engine). My home page is my.yahoo (customized yahoo) and it is selected to open automatically when Maxthon is opened. For my.yahoo to open, I have to sign in with a username and a password. Until recently, my.yahoo would open automatically without my signing in. However, once I started fooling around with LastPass (a pw manager) and two other cookie eaters (CCleaner and Maxthon's Smart Cookie Cleaner), in order to get to my.yahoo, I now have to sign in. How do I get back to the state in which my.yahoo opens automatically without signing in?
Logged into my bank acct, and want to d/l my pdf statement, which is a link. I click the link, and I got a message saying "for your protection, IE has blocked you from d/l this file".
I turned off pop-up blocker, but still get that message.
A site I visit occasionally - Sport Lemon - From Bar - From Sport - Watch Live Sports Online - FromSport - recently changed names and since then the home page shows but all of the links return a "404 - Not Found" error. Tried with four browsers - Opera (2), IE9, Waterfox 16 - with caches cleared. Works fine at public library and ISP says it's ok for them. Firewall is Comodo and Java is disabled, tho it doesn't seem the site's using it. Win 7x64
i run an SSL site that has function perfectly for over 10 years. Now that clients are using Windows 7 SOME of them cannot log in because their LOCAL domain name is part of the USERNAME . LOCALDOMANUSERNAME . they cannot change it .they cannot use the User another account setting after using it 1 time.I have had them remove the autocomplete option under tools, content, ssl, username/password.i have had them clear the SSL state.It seems to only happen with Windows 7 pro when they have their own domain set up at their office.
