Why is it that sometimes when you want to go to a certain page on a computer, why does it say Can't find page?
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Like they all said, but pay attention to the actual ERROR CODE Its throwin out. \n\nLIKE HTTP 404, or maybe a 505? Thats what can tell us whats\ngoing on with our internet. Also, when ever that happens do 2 things. \n\n1. Ensure the address is correct (to the best of your knowledge)\n2. Open another window / and or browser and go to yahoo.com\nand click on a couple (any) links If Yahoo comes up and your able to click around \nto non-cached (stored) pages then YOUR CONNETED to the internet.\n\nIf the address is correct, and your connected and your STILL getting these errors...\nwatch out...you may have cought a bug
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if you getting blank page then will you please clear your cache and then again try to enter. Might be your PC got some temporary Internet files stored so clear that first and then try to enter. Hope it will work for you.
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sounds like you are using firefox.  try internet explorer if you still have it.  it means that your browser is trying to find it and it has taken too longto find it, so it has stopped.\n\nit happens to me all the time.  i refresh or go to internet explorer really fast.  or just give up..\n\nlater:\n\nooo!  and it could also mean that the link you gave or in this case ip number, isn't correct.  make sure it is correct!
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It's probably an error related to the page only partly loading in the browser or a portion of the page that is currently broken.  Hit reload/refresh and it will likely disappear.
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You need to check your internet connection. just because u get to your homepage(if you get that far) it may just be a cookie and the page is alreay saved on your computer. Also, there is a possibility that it is just that certain website, or the site has been removed. hope it helps.
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This is because of the browser's "home page" setting. Depending on the browser, try selecting Tools | Internet Options. There should be an entry for "Home page". On the one computer, it is set to http://www.yahoo.com. Usually, you can enter a URL or you can press a button to use the current page. If you use IE, Netscape, Firefox, etc. the procedure differs a little bit, but essentially the same.
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It's probably because your browser has cached the page in temporary memory, so it is being retrieved from your hard drive / memory, rather than from the server.
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Web pages today are pretty sophisticated. Most modern pages use layers to organise the information presented on them.\n\nSometimes, this situation you see could be a product of:\n* Error in coding.\n* Browser compatibility issues.\n* Error in transmition.\n\nIf it's the latter, sometimes a refresh will solve the problem. If not, you're likely to continue to see it unless the cause issue is corrected.
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What does the error page say?  I can't really help w/out more information.  It could be anything from your ID/password is incorrect to the web page you are trying to log on to is having problems.
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It should be simply a problem of the page displaying slowly like your memory on your computer is old or you have a low-speed internet connection. This has happened to me plenty of times but it may just be problems with a particular site or that site's server (or your server if this happens with every site you try to visit).
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You have a connection problem.  Your browser is not connecting one way or the other to its own server, the other server, the Internet etc.  Can you use the Internet otherwise normally? If everything else seems to be working just copy the URL and paste it into a separate browser window.  If it still doesn't work then its the company's server or the company itself could be closed, if its old software.
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You don't have the right to view that page. It is probably on a secured network and your PC does not have access.
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You're going to a directory, not a page.\nEvidently, there are no default pages set up for that \nparticular directory.
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Not being able to browse to a particular website may be caused by a corrupt file in the browser cache.  Try clearing the cache and cookies and then accessing the page again. \n\nIf that doesn't work and you are running WinXP, Win2000 or WinNT, go to Start->Run and type in ipconfig /flushdns (there is a space after ipconfig).
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thats mean the file or webpage u clicked or typed to open, has been deleted or move to other directory,,\n for example if u tried to open www.example.com/test.html and u recieve 404 file not found error tahts mean the page TEST.HTML has been deleted or moved to other directory from www.example.com`s webmasters
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If you are looking at a page that doesn't have your recently asked question, it may be because your browser is launching the 'old' page from your computer's cache. Try "hard" refreshing your webpage by holding Ctrl and pressing F5. This will force your browser to go to the internet to download the latest version of the webpage, hopefully showing your question.
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It should \ntry refreshing the page and trying again