Webpage Problems

[jedimasterk]

How can I fix this. Does the samething in both IE and Firefox. No images showing up.

[jedimasterk]

Here is another image of MSN hotmail.

[Colin-uk Veteran]

maybe its just a problem with the microsoft server?

[jedimasterk]

I tried the website on a computer at work and it was ok

[insanekiwi]

might be a serverproblem indeed. did you check web features -> load images (under firefox) ?

[lnmnky]

have you installed anything like Kazzalite?

check your hosts file for ad blockers.

[+primortal Subscriber²]

looks like you got something blocking ads

[jedimasterk]

Tried turning off Antivirus, Firewall, and Adaware, and Spybot. No help.

[lnmnky]

did you check your hosts?

Right click on the ad placeholder, goto properites, copy and paste the address in to a reply.

[jedimasterk]

"res://C:\WINDOWS\system32\shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm#http://view.atdmt.com/AVE"

Got this when I right clicked under bottom add, under URL

[lnmnky]

So did you check your hosts file....?

go here if you don't know....

c windows system32 drivers etc

open the host file in notepad.

[zeebaf]

somehow you are blocking javescript, it maybe with zonealarm. any other firewall.

[Colin-uk Veteran]

  jedimasterk said:

"res://C:\WINDOWS\system32\shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm#http://view.atdmt.com/AVE"

Got this when I right clicked under bottom add, under URL

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That sounds like adware..

download Ad-aware and do a scan...

[jedimasterk]

I did what you said and checked for hosts. Their are entries, but how do I correct this problem?.

  lunamonkey said:

did you check your hosts?

Right click on the ad placeholder, goto properites, copy and paste the address in to a reply.

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[jedimasterk]

Solved the problem!!. Renamed that "host" file "old host" now everything is ok!!. :D

  lunamonkey said:

So did you check your hosts file....?

go here if you don't know....

c windows system32 drivers etc 

open the host file in notepad.

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[jedimasterk]

Now what would happen if I went back and renamed the "old hosts" file to "hosts" again. Their are so many entries it is hard to find the culprit.

[radagastthethird]

  jedimasterk said:

Now what would happen if I went back and renamed the "old hosts" file to "hosts" again. Their are so many entries it is hard to find the culprit.

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please help me i have i similar problem but can't fix it,

res://C:\WINDOWS\system32\shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm#http://view.atdmt.com/NL1

what can i do to fix it , went already to folder system 32 but don't know what to do :wacko:

bart,

radagast@xs4all.nl

[islanq]

For Fire Fox try going to Tools --> Options --> Privacy, then go ahead and hit "clear" on each thing EXCEPT for your stored passwords. Try reloading the page, probably a broswer cache issue.

For Internet Exploere go to Start Menu --> Control Panel --> Internet Options, Then click "Delete Cookies, Delete Files... also check "delete all offline content" --> and then click Clear History. Then try reloading the page. If this doesn't work it's something on Microsofts end of things.