Solution
Go into your router and set the preferred or primary dns to 4.2.2.1 in WAN settings.
Save in the router.

Make sure you don't have the Bonjour service on the pc. It's mdnsresponder.exe in the task manager. Tell us if you do have it.

Then flush your cache. Open an elevated command prompt. Type the following then press enter:

ipconfig /flushdns

bobangel23

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I tried the fixes but none worked. I neglected to tell you that this problemoccurs both in Firefos and IE
 

zvit

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Some solutions:

0. Restore the computer to 3 days or more ago and try again. (Also, check your MTU value if it is what it should be - required by your ISP).
1. Do you use a router? Try resting it. (Usually there will be a reset button witch you should press and hold for about 50 seconds).
2. Try disabling Firwalls and try again.
3. Check if your HOSTS file only has one line: 127.0.0.1 localhost
4. what do you mean "no data"? Are there red X's where data should be? Can you upload a screen image?
 

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TorrentG

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Go into your router and set the preferred or primary dns to 4.2.2.1 in WAN settings.
Save in the router.

Make sure you don't have the Bonjour service on the pc. It's mdnsresponder.exe in the task manager. Tell us if you do have it.

Then flush your cache. Open an elevated command prompt. Type the following then press enter:

ipconfig /flushdns
 

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