Problems loading pages.

BAMSOLA

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Hiya i've been having problems accessing the site for quite some time since around about december(i think you did some routine repairs around then) the problem is that I still have this problem loading pages if I stay on your site for more than 5 mins and the only way to solve this is for me to turn off my router and turn it back on again, after this the same problem starts again.

I know the problem isn't my router as I don't have this problem with any other site except this one, could you please shed some light? :)
 
caf is all screwed up sometimes i have to log in 5 times before the caf actually logs me in
 
The "first unread post" function hasn't been working for a while either.
 
VidaRed said:
caf is all screwed up sometimes i have to log in 5 times before the caf actually logs me in
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I have always had the problem that it doesn't log me on from the homepage in the first instance. I now always click on a thread first and then login from there. Try it.

No loading problems for me though.
 
BAMSOLA said:
Hiya i've been having problems accessing the site for quite some time since around about december(i think you did some routine repairs around then) the problem is that I still have this problem loading pages if I stay on your site for more than 5 mins and the only way to solve this is for me to turn off my router and turn it back on again, after this the same problem starts again.

I know the problem isn't my router as I don't have this problem with any other site except this one, could you please shed some light? :)
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This is most likely a DNS error, loads of rubbish you probably wont understand (no offence)

Next time it happens do this;

For Windows XP,

Start
Run
ipconfig /flushdns

If that solves your problems happy days you can solve it permanently by doing this;

http://www.pctools.com/guides/registry/detail/1203/

You want the To change the DNS cache timeout for negative responses (where a lookup failed). bit

Do so at your own risk though, it shouldn't cause any problems but if your not confident about editing your registry don't do the last bit
 
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