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JPS
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Hi,
Currently on dial up and have been for the last 2 months. Been able to access all my websites as usual just a lot slower than usual. However, since yesterday I have been unable to access certain sites - for example eBay refuses to load at all, I can not get past the first page on the Natwest online banking log in page, MSN refuses to sign in, and there are more! I could get on these all fine yesterday morning, so really confused
Doesn't really make any sense to me. They are just refusing to load. Some sites do work though. Does anyone have any idea why this would be happening? I thought it could be a Windows update, it downloaded something called software distribution service yesterday, restored but didnt make a difference. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Currently on dial up and have been for the last 2 months. Been able to access all my websites as usual just a lot slower than usual. However, since yesterday I have been unable to access certain sites - for example eBay refuses to load at all, I can not get past the first page on the Natwest online banking log in page, MSN refuses to sign in, and there are more! I could get on these all fine yesterday morning, so really confused
Doesn't really make any sense to me. They are just refusing to load. Some sites do work though. Does anyone have any idea why this would be happening? I thought it could be a Windows update, it downloaded something called software distribution service yesterday, restored but didnt make a difference. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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