I don't remember when this started happening, but it only started bothering me when I couldn't reactivate my account. When I go to the WoW site, it tells me that the page has failed to load. With Firefox, it says "The server at Http://Www.WorldOfWarcraft.Com is taking too long to respond". With internet explorer it just keeps trying to load over and over again, failing miserably of course. I called up technically support for WoW, they told me I'm not banned and it is probably a problem with my ISP. I called up Comcast and they told me that I was not being blocked from that website by them, and that their is no reason I shouldn't be able to access it. I tried clearing my cookies, all my .tmp files, and everything else imaginable, yet it still doesn't load. I deactivated all of my firewalls and turned off anything that could possibly block a connection, yet nothing works. WoW is my secondary game, thus reformatting is going to far just to play it, if anyone has any idea on fixing this it would be greatly appreciated.
i have no idea :S try installing a new browser mabe... somthing you have never installed on ya comp befor and see if it works
It shouldn't really matter seeing as how it just redirects you, it still doesn't work though :wacko: .
here try this its pretty much another internet browser Well basically what we are going to do is Make a macro on Microsoft Word. You will need: 1. A PC 2. Windows 3. MS Word (any version) 4. A Keyboard and Mouse Right Firstly Boot up MSword, then: Click Tools --> Macro --> Visual Basic Editor. OR Alt + F11 Right Now you have your VB editor up. Ok now click the Insert tab and click Insert User Form. Make it the sie you want . You should also have a little Toolbox popup aswell, if not open it by clicking the crossed Hammer and Spanner button. in the Toolbox click the Controls Tab, and click the TextbOx button, the one with 'AB|' on it. Now move the cursor to the top left Corner of your Form and draw a little text Box, tall enough to see what you write and long enough to see what what your write, mine is about: --------------------- ___ that size. Now, click on the ToolBox, and click on the CommandButton icon, its a little sticky outy looking button as the picture Drag this and make a small button next to the Text Box, to the right of it. Now click once on this button. Goto the menu on the bottom left, and change the (Name) Value from CommandButton1 to Button1. And Caption to GO!! Now you are almost ready. You need to insert a Browser Object, now unfortunately for me i had to find this, so here how: Goto Tools, click Aditional Controls. Scroll Down the list and check the box named "Microsoft Web Browser". If its checked already leave it. Now go back to your ToolBox and click the World Icon. take the curser to the form and draw a box to take up the rest of the Form space. Now to code it. Double click the button. A scripting page should open up with: CODE Private Sub Button1_Click() End Sub In it. If not then right click and click View Code, and outside the User_click sub type the above code. In between the Private Sub Button1_Click() and End Sub, type the following: CODE Webbrowser1.navigate Textbox1.text Now click the small x underneath the big X (Top Right) to close the code part. Now you should be back to the Form page, click the Run tab and then Click Run Sub/User Form. Or Press F5 It will Run your program and there you have it Your own Hommade Browser, easy as 1 2 3 + a few more. To use it type in a address e.g. http://www.google.com and click the GO!! button.
