when i go to my home page of comcast.net the screen fail to except cookies and everthing is lowered but prob?
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you have to adjust your cookie settings, go to tools, internet options, privacy, advanced, and set it how you want.\nAlso look in your firewall settings
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I assume that you're using a web browser.... otherwise you wouldn't be here on the internet....\n\nDownload Firefox from Mozilla.   Try it as your web browser.\n\nOr, if you're already using Firefox, use IE instead.  If neither one works, download Opera, and try that as your browser.\n\nIt's possible that your "Home Page" has been hijacked.  If that's the case, download "Hijack This" and use that to clean out your hijacked page.
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Maybe it's your security settings, or it could be your browser.  Get Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, and change your cookie level down to medium.  Hope this works!\n\nNo problem.  ask me anytime and hopefully i can help!
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Check the security setting of the browser. Check if the cookie is disabled or ActiveX code disabled. \n\nOr its the case when firewall of Windows XP and Firewall of Internet Security both are enabled.
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No!\nYou need to take a look at your settings in the browser, or if your using a firewall it could be that it's auto settings have blocked a known Bad site, which is a good thing, even opening a web page with hidden settings can leave more than just cookies on your puter!\nHaving said that you can edit the settings if you must have the Blocked sites opening, be it on your own head for anything bad coming from that move.
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Try resetting your router, if your running a network.  The router table in the router could have some of the ip addresses messed up.\n\nI had trouble accessing some websites and a few were very slow loading.
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Looks like the same problem with me...\nMaybe be ur internet connection is too slow especially if your using Dial-up connection\nTo reset that problem go to internet options and check your cookies it must be in the medium level and in the advance tabs choose restore defaults and restart your computer and try ur internet..\nIf the problem is there, call your trusted operator and let him/her fixed the problem.
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could it be your cookies setting ?? if not perhaps your anti virus
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Well it could be many things, possibly clogged file space (cookies adware stuff like that) but it seems like more of a big problem, first scan for spyware and things like that. one of the major possibilities is that the screen settings are to high for the computer to process, try changing monitor resolution to a lower setting.
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hi. there could be a lot of possiblities that might cause that. First thing you need to check is your browser settings. try to optimize it. If youre using IE then just click tools then choose internet options. Under General tab click on "Delete cookies and Files". After that go to "security tab" highlight Internet and click on "default level" and so on to other Web content zone. After that go to "privacy" tab and clik on default or must be set to Medium. After that go to "content " tab and clcik on "clear SSL State" . After that go to Programs" tab and look for Reset web settings". After that move to "advanced "tab and click on Restore defaults. Clcik on apply and ok.CLose IE and open a new browser.\n\nwhew.... if that dont work, check your anti-virus and or firewall. Try to disable to shut it down temporarily.\n\nhope that helps..
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Sounds like your browser may have been hijacked. You can download the Yahoo! toolbar and get rid of the spyware. After you have done this, be sure and set your home page back to what it originally was before. (Don' forget to reboot)\n\n* You may also want to check your internet connection and make sure you are getting a good signal from you IP. You can do this by going to start, control panel, network connections. Double click on Local area connection. You should have at least 5 digits for packets being sent and recieved. If you do not, call IP and ask them, they will get you back on track. If you are wireless, check your router.\n\nHope this helps!
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Hi i have had this happen too. JUst call the comcast at home network and talk with a tech. They can diagnos the problem over the phone and help walk you through getting back online. It's usually some code numbers that are missing. They will help you. Have a nice day
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A virus will cause the internet to bog down. If you have Comcast phone service, your phone goes over the internet, so a virus can mess that up too. If your TV comes off the same box that the internet connection does, the virus could be messing up the whole box and causing tv problems.
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Internet connection logically sounds like the problem.  Try a different ISP, or change the setting to your ISP.  Possible problem with Internet Browswer, try a different one like FireFox.\n\nA few ideas with limited knowledge of problem.
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sometimes it is just a page that is no longer there. as long as every page is not doing you that way your internet is probably ok.
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Your firewall may be blocking the site, check your fire wall.\nAlso do an clean up. Top of web page tools internet options delete files delete cookies clear history, content clear ssl state autocomplete clear forms.\nThen go to your C Drive Windows Prefetch. Delete all thats there but not layout.\nThen switch the power of to your modem and leave for 5 Min's, switch back on and leave for another 5 Min's.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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ok im technical support for comcast. This happens all the time. The easiest way to stop that is to uninstall yahoo toolbar or google toolbar. That'll fix it. Yeah i know it sounds weird, but try it.