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Last week I bought a new  Toshiba Protege R835 laptop, with Windows 7, 64 bit. I installed Firefox  and started to set up my preferences, install software, etc. I quickly  discovered, however, that when I tried to load Twitter the site would  time out each time. I would get the standard "Problem loading page"  screen eventually, telling me that the site is busy etc. Although a few  times I have been to log in and pull up a few tweets, this happens very  rarely (prob 10% of the time) and the website is extremely slow even  then.
All other websites appear to be loading normally.
Twitter will not load in Chrome or IE either. I have uninstalled the trial Norton antivirus and tried to disable the startup programs that come standard on these models.
I have not installed much new software, just iTunes, VLC, uTorrent, Quicktime, etc. The problem has been consistent from the start, regardless of what software I have added.
Strangely, the problem only occurs when I am wirelessly accessing the Internet. When I use an ethernet cable, Twitter will load normally. My older laptop accesses Twitter with no problems over the same wireless connection.
The problem has persisted for a week now. Any ideas what the problem might be? If you need any information to diagnose my problem, I would be glad to supply it. Thanks in advance.
				
			All other websites appear to be loading normally.
Twitter will not load in Chrome or IE either. I have uninstalled the trial Norton antivirus and tried to disable the startup programs that come standard on these models.
I have not installed much new software, just iTunes, VLC, uTorrent, Quicktime, etc. The problem has been consistent from the start, regardless of what software I have added.
Strangely, the problem only occurs when I am wirelessly accessing the Internet. When I use an ethernet cable, Twitter will load normally. My older laptop accesses Twitter with no problems over the same wireless connection.
The problem has persisted for a week now. Any ideas what the problem might be? If you need any information to diagnose my problem, I would be glad to supply it. Thanks in advance.
 
 
		