What the heck is "" DNS cache file ""  ?
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from a cmd prompt, type:\nipconfig /flushdns\n\nit will clear the stored "web sites" correlated with "ip address" database on your pc
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do you mean domain name server???\n\nIt resolves IP addresses to alphanemeric names
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Use your hosts file.\n\nLocate the file as:\nWindows XP = C:&#92; WINDOWS&#92; SYSTEM32&#92; DRIVERS&#92; ETC\nWindows 2K = C:&#92; WINNT&#92; SYSTEM32&#92; DRIVERS&#92; ETC\n\nOpen it with note pad (it doesnt have a default program to open with so select it from the list)\n\nAdd the domain name that keeps opening then put some spaces and then put 127.0.0.1 so they are both on the same line.\nYou have to have <space>'s between, NOT tabs.\n\nwww.blurb.com    127.0.0.1\nblurb.com        127.0.0.1\n\nSave the file and whenever that site is requested in future it will fail to load as it will be using the address from your hosts file and not the DNS servers on the net.
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It is from a company named Netsurfer Inc. I am pretty sure it is a spyware. Download, install and run spybot and Adaware.
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Maybe this is a virus or an adware/spyware, to prevent this delete all of your Temporary Files in your computer, or let the anti-virus/anti-spyware to do it for you
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It means that you enter a non-existent name of server.\nFor example http://www.fghfghdfghdfgh.com/.\n\nYour web browser (for example) asks for this domain name its DNS server. That DNS server does not know this domain name and asks another (usually higher) DNS server and so on.\n\nIn some time, when your DNS server is sure that it is not possible to find this name, it returns to browser that server name cannot be found.\n\nIt usually means that you mispell writing server name.\nIf it repeats with ALL the names (for example, with http://microsoft.com/ etc), then something may be wrong with your DNS server or you enter wrong DNS IP address.
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That means the host is using a reverse DNS lookup to a list of spam sites, and your ISP is on the list.\nYou can complain to your ISP, but it probably won't help if they are spam freindly.  Just get a new ISP.
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Click "Start" then "Run".\n\nIf on Windows XP type in "cmd", on Windows 2000 type in "cmd",  or Windows 98 type in "command".\n\nThen at the command prompt type in "ipconfig /flushdns".  This will clear your cached DNS entries.
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go to tools\n\ngo to options\n\nclear cache, and history and temp internet files
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I'm not exactaly sure, but from the name, it sounds like a mail server, and I know that my computer gets a "error 403: Forbidden!" on it.
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No it does not.\n\nProbably your DNS or hosts file are corrupted.
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IMO it's the DNS server [which translates names into ip numbers]. Call your ISP - it may be their problem, not yours.
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I think it's control panel>>>internet properties>>>temporary internet files and delete them...pervert! HAHA!
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All history files are really not deleted, \nrefer to the below link for more info. it requires some digging around to get to them, but it's possible.\n\nAlso, if he deleted the cache, but not the cookies ... you can always tell a lot by what cookies are stored on the machine... with those, you can actually get a timeline of when a website was access by looking at the created/modified timestamp on it.\n\nNote to all the ones addressing trust issues: they or may not have trust issues.... as far as I'm concerned, it's not my responsibility to be her counselor at this point. she's asking a technical question... you should probably keep your answer technical... unless asked otherwise.
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http://www.dnsstuff.com/
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go to www.stevengould.org   download CleanUp 4\ncleans all temp files from PC including Internet History
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1) Check for spyware and run a system cleaner that will clear you internet cache etc. (see below)\n2) If problem persists, check internet security settings, you may have to lower the security.\n3) Alternative solution: Switch to Mozilla FireFox as it is a much better Web browser.