what does You have a stale page cache mean?
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The data in the backing store may be changed by entities other than the cache, in which case the copy in the cache may become out-of-date or stale. Alternatively, when the client updates the data in the cache, copies of that data in other caches will become stale.
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In Internet Explore click Tools => Internet Options => Clear Cache. You can also get soft utilities that will dump the cache everytime you quit IE
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The 1st thing I would do is to delete your cookies and temp internet files. Then I would run a defrag, and see from there.
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Do you do regular maintenance on both computers?  Defrag-clean cache, clear out history?  I know when mine starts slowing down if I do those 3 things, it makes a whole lot of difference.  Just a thought, and good luck.  Nothing more frustrating than a sluggish puter.
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The old page might be cached. Hold down your shift key and hit refresh/reload on your browser.
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It's hard to say for certain.  I'd guess one or more of four things, beginning with the most likely: the page file is too small, the hard drive badly needs to be defragged (and probably has a lot of junk on it), the hard drive is going bad, the onboard drive controller is going bad.\n\nTry increasing the size of the paging file first.  Then try a drive cleaning utility (the kind that gets rid of junk files for you), then defrag the drive.  If not then then try a new hard drive.  If not that, then that PC needs a new motherboard.\n\nThose are my best guesses.
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Have you done all the obvious routine maintenance things recently e.g. clearing out your temporary files cache?\nFrom your browser's tool bar:\nTools - Internet Options - Delete Cookies and Delete Files.\nFor more maintenance stuff look at the PC Maintenance section of my website (a work in progress...):
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This means that it took too long for you to load the web-page. \n\nThe reason behind this is,\n\n1. either the web-server has a high load and it isn't able to handle it.\n\n2. or the ISP with whom you have a connection with is poor in terms of bandwidth\n\nYou can try again to by refreshing (F5 Key) after sometime and it usually works. Or else , try accessing the page like in the night or other odd times when number of users trying to load the page is less\n\nFinally, If this is the case with all the web-pages you are trying to view, You should give some serious thought about changing your Internet service provider
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it could also be your page was dropped. has it been more than 6mos since last login?
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try using a HTML editor and updating your site\n\nyour problems is most likely to be fixed by deleting the cache (in case it got corrupted and is not loading the new page)
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you may need to refresh your page...
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It means either the page doesn't exist, has moved or you are disconnected.
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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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Check the URL of the one at work, else maybe the old page is cached so refresh the page. Also delete what's in the cache.
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This happens to ANY site?  ALL sites?  If so, it's got to be a security program, possibly combined with a bad date/time setting on your computer.  Some web programmers will put a tag in their html that will "invalidate" a site after a certain time, producing that sort of error when someone tries to surf it after its expiration.  Some security programs will filter out stale dated sites as a security precaution, but that's something I've never heard of happening to EVERY site.  Give these steps a shot:\n\n(1) Go to http://www.windowsupdate.com/ if you're using IE and make sure you're using the most recent version.\n\n(2) Go to Tools>Internet Options>General and clear your cookies and temporary internet files, including offline content.\n\n(3) Disable (temporarily, for troubleshooting) your security software, such as Norton or Mcafee.\n\n(4) If you use dialup, make sure you're online before surfing.\n\n(5) Verify the date/time in the lower right of your screen, including year and time zone.\n\n(6) If all these fail, try a different browser.  Firefox is a great one, and you can get it for free at http://www.mozilla.com/\n\nGood luck, that's a weird one!
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You need to clean out your cache and history files, cleaning the cookies would'nt hurt either.
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It must be the cache.\nRemove temporary files and offline pages ( if you are using IE\ngoto Tools -> Options.\nJust try refreshing the page also.\n(Sometimes it happens that your proxy also can cache webpages for faster web access. In that case you may need to clear cache in proxy too)