Disabling add-ons didnt help.
Thirdparty things in msconfig didnt help.
Restoring could not done cus it doesnt find anything with words "restore system" (its fin computer.. speaks only fin i guess )

Als smeone told me to try other browsers.
Its same via ff, ie and chrome.

Someone said i should try w/o firewalls etc. So i took verything down.. and still the same.
I appreciate all the hard work you guys do. But it seems like, nothing helps.

open up control panel and go to network and internet click on network and sharing center then go to change adapter settings you will come to a page that has your local area connect




right click on it and go to properties and you get this image

click on internet protocol version 4 and hit properties tell you get this screen



now for the dns server is it set to obtain dns server address automatically if not post what ip address it has

there is a software that people are downloading without knowing that protects there dns but cause issues with some few websites

This post was edited by bkk69 on May 25 2013 04:20am

Here's another try to the solution here:

1. You must go into your router.
2. Enter the setup section.
3. Select MAC address.
4. Select user defined.
5. Change a few numbers and letters in the MAC address.
6. Save settings and reboot your computer and reset your MODEM.

This problem occurs when viewing the same site over a router from more that one computer or application at the same time for a period of time. This activates something in the server software that puts your IP address on a so called "BAND LIST".

More Info:

If you check your IP address with and without your router, you will see that it is different. The MAC address on your router is different from the one on your modem. The MAC address helps define what your IP address is. If you are on an "IP Band List", you must change your IP. This is only possible through changing the MAC address on the router or calling you ISP, if you are not using a router.

This has to be it because it is only one website that doesn't work for your computer; just as it is explained it is involved with something more complex than the last instructions I've provided. I am determined to finding the answer!

Done. No access.



Will try this later. Now i need to go bang my head to a wall.

Edit; it says it is automatic.


Stupid phone... no quote. I meant to edit....

This post was edited by A2K on May 25 2013 08:07am

Try changing to google DNS. Make the DNS preferences look like this below, 8888 and 8844 then inactivate / re-activate your connection see if it changes anything. While we're on DNS go to Start Menu > Search typ "cmd" > in cmd type "ipconfig /flushdns".

if still no luck, how did you clear the history? did you use ccleaner if not try using that program and do a scan with that