why does the internet keep saying it can"t find the sites when i try to download anything/?
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Try to see wether you have firewall, or some security setting that is preventing your computer from accessing the site.........maybe some kind of internet security, or antivirus softwares
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whatever your operating system is..... If it's Windows, or windows XP...etc... go to Microsofthome.com and make sure you click software/applications downloads
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I can't either, web site must be down today! :)
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You must have web access- or you wouldn't here, first of all.\n\nSo, when you use your favorite web browser (like Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, or Safari- my favorite is Safari) then you should get an error code.  404 for instance means "page cannot be found".\n\nMake sure you put the correct address, followed by ".com"\n\nOtherwise, do a search on Yahoo for the name of the page you're trying to find.  Ex: "SBC Yahoo DSL home page" and in the search engine results you should find the page you are looking for.\n\nThen, once you have found it you can click up at the top of your screen, choose Internet Options and say "make this my home page".\n\nHope this helps!  Vote for me!\n\nJim
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Try closing the window, then going back to the site all over again.  I've done that, and it worked.
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I suggest uninstalling it and downloading again, then reinstalling. Sometimes if you haven't completed the download cycle, some files would be missing and the program wouldn't work.
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It could theoretically be a virus. Or a spyware program. Run your antivirus and anti-spyware software just to double check.\n\nBut if it says "Can't find server," that could be a connection problem. If you are on dial-up, logoff and try again. If you have broadband, shut off your PC, modem, router, etc., and turn them back on after 30 seconds or so.
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Some sites need higher versions of Flash Players and Java.\n\ntry downloading it again.\n\nhttp://www.macromedia.com\n\nfind the downloads page.
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i cant help u with that 1 sorry. but there r certain 1s that connect u 2 a website instead of downloading them. make sure that u pick the right 1
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It simply means that the web page you are trying to access is not there. (maybe it changed file name, removed, etc). Or simply yo may have typed the wrong URL.\n\nThe first thing you can do is to access the homepage (eg: http://www.yoursite.com) and try yo search for it from there.\n\nbtw, what URL are you accessing?
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Well you can try typing C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[User Name]&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files in run.  But if you cleared your cache there isn't much hope of finding the files again.  Sorry, if this doesn't help.  God Bless.
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try an internet security bypass website like ibypass.net (that one doesn't help downloads. you'll have to find a different one) ibypass will get you to websites that are blocked
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downloading is illigal :P
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Download Restrictions, settings on your computer. \n\nIf you've got an anti-virus or firewall installed, enable this domain and put them to your trusted list, or temperorily enable downloads.\n\nUsing Windows in-built firewall could one example.
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Do you have Comcast as your ISP? Having the same problem for the last two months I can't download WMP 11, Defender, IE and everything else from Microsoft except the windows updates that are automatic. \n     I've searched other forums and so far the only relating factor has been Comcast but I don't see why that would be the problem considering that every other website isn't affected.\n     You are not the only one confused by this and it seems no one has the answer.
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Look in "received files" or try downloading something else and see the place your files go to when you grab them :)
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Try going to "tool"..Internet options...Advanced...and restore defaults