If a web page doesn't load or look the way you expected, it may be because:
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The destination server is unavailable.
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The Domain Name System (DNS) server that the Internet service provider (ISP) uses to resolve web addresses is unavailable.
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Windows Internet Explorer or ninemsn settings are preventing access to certain sites.
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There is a network outage.
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Firewall or filtering software is preventing Internet access.
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You're experiencing connection problems.
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Spyware, adware, or other unapproved third-party software may have attacked your computer.
Try the following:
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If a page that you're trying to view is taking too long to open, click the Stop button
next to the address bar. -
If you get a message that a web page can't be displayed, or if you want to make sure that you have the latest version of the page, click the Refresh button
next to the address bar.
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| If you visit a website that's protected by SSL, you may experience a similar error if your security settings aren't configured correctly. The web addresses of SSL-protected websites start with “https://”. |