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Sin317
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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 19:48 Post subject: Can't open a sjitload of websites	Quick Quote Quote

doing a fresh install , so i need to download drivers, apps etc. only .. i can't open any of those websites ... asus.com samsung.com adobe.com (this one is halfway opening lol ...) ... obviously hump works, so do all my other bookmarked sites (including facebook, hotmail, gmail, battlelog etc etc) frustrating

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tainted4ever
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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 21:39 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Weird. Try a proxy? Sense Amid Madness, Wit Amidst Folly

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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 21:48 Post subject:

Use the OpenDNS IPs in your tcp/ip configuration

Spoiler:

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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 21:55 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

you can ping them ? try google dns if not. Configure your network settings to use the IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as your DNS servers or put this in browser : 103.10.4.216 works ?

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Morphineus
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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 21:58 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Need any help in getting certain drivers into a dropbox or so? Assuming you can get to any filehost website?

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Sin317
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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 22:03 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

well, seems only have that problem with firefox. In chrome .. all fine. Guess it's finally bye bye for FF for me

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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 23:04 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Tried the good ol' ipconfig /release /renew /flushdns? Though it's kinda strange that Firefox gives you this problem whereas Chrome is fine. It happened to me too some weeks ago, and turned out it was my ISP's fault (as per usual). Thankfully they fixed it...after days..and days. xD Random creations of an insane mind / Screens from Bulgaria [Early Access] Last edited by ixigia on Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 23:52; edited 1 time in total

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Sin317
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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 23:08 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

i doubt flushing dns of a new untouched os would do much anyway, everything works fine with chrome now, i'll just stick to that hehe.

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Posted: Wed, 22nd Jan 2014 23:47 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Firefox Options -> Advanced -> Connection Settings -> No proxy

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Sin317
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Posted: Thu, 23rd Jan 2014 01:44 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

funny enough, chrome now refuses to open any https:// site ... i mean come on lol, there always has to be something (today) as if the issues with my gpu's wouldn't be enough hehe.

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Posted: Thu, 23rd Jan 2014 01:46 Post subject:

Sin317 wrote:

funny enough, chrome now refuses to open any https:// site ...

That was happening to me and I had to manually update windows' root certificates.

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Sin317
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Posted: Thu, 23rd Jan 2014 02:02 Post subject:

VGAdeadcafe wrote:

Sin317 wrote:

funny enough, chrome now refuses to open any https:// site ...

That was happening to me and I had to manually update windows' root certificates.

how you do that ?

edit : nm, the issue was caused by the system clock being set to 01/01/2009 after i reset the cmos Smile

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Posted: Thu, 23rd Jan 2014 02:21 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Ah, the system clock messed with the certificates' date validation then

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