Problem with hifi and vinyl engine?
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voltcontrol
Fizheuer Zieheuer
Could you post the concerning url(s) so we can try?
Both seem fine from here...
Both seem fine from here...
www.hifiengine.com
www.vinylengine.com
Tried resetting modem and router, different browsers.. Same thing standard 403 forbidden error on hifiengine and even doing a google search on vinylengine and clicking it shoots you back to Google's home page.. strange. No other problem with any other of the regular sites I visit.
www.vinylengine.com
Tried resetting modem and router, different browsers.. Same thing standard 403 forbidden error on hifiengine and even doing a google search on vinylengine and clicking it shoots you back to Google's home page.. strange. No other problem with any other of the regular sites I visit.
Satcom123
Super Member
I clicked on both of your links and got to both with no problems. I am located in Oklahoma. Maybe you need to look at your blocked list. I had the same type of problem a year ago. Virus and level changed on the computer due to some maleware. You might want to try malwarebytes and SuperAntiSpyware. Both of those after running got me back into action. But then again you said you tryied two different computers.
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BrokenHill
Well-Known Member
Links worked good for me in SoCal.
bowtie427ss
Lunatic Member
Here's a handy little site/utility: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
Just paste the URL in question in the "box".
Just paste the URL in question in the "box".
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Start -> Run -> type "ipconfig -flushdns" in the box and hit Enter. That should solve any DNS caching issues.
Ran Malwarebytes this morning.. SuperAnitSpyware running now. Happens on my main computer and laptop both running Win7 and on the wife's laptop running XP.
Tried this.. same problem. Got rid of cookies and history. Reset modem and router. Using the default "get settings automatically". Strange.. sure it's something with Comcast.. Like have problems emailing Canada.. Go figure.
I think you will find that is "ipconfig /flushdns"
And - you are absolutely right it normally does.
EDIT: just tried the other switch "-" and that seems to work too !
You learn a new thing every day
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Comcast Suffers Major Midwest Outage
http://consumerist.com/2010/12/comcast-suffers-another-major-outage.html
Another major outage hit Comcast customers, this time in the Midwest. Like the outage that occurred exactly a week ago on the East Coast, this one too started on a Sunday and involved their DNS servers being down.
The outage hit customers in Chicago, Northwest Indiana, and parts of Minnesota and Michigan. Cable and phone service was not affected.
Like last week, customers could circumvent the issue by switching their DNS server to a public one, like Google's 8.8.8.8. (If that makes you go "huh," read here. )
http://consumerist.com/2010/12/comcast-suffers-another-major-outage.html
Another major outage hit Comcast customers, this time in the Midwest. Like the outage that occurred exactly a week ago on the East Coast, this one too started on a Sunday and involved their DNS servers being down.
The outage hit customers in Chicago, Northwest Indiana, and parts of Minnesota and Michigan. Cable and phone service was not affected.
Like last week, customers could circumvent the issue by switching their DNS server to a public one, like Google's 8.8.8.8. (If that makes you go "huh," read here. )
