Just got a new laptop, and some webpages don't load on their first attempt, but as soon as the "Could not load page" banner appears it auto-refreshes and loads at normal speed. This happens with Chrome, Firefox, and IE so it doesn't seem to be a browser isolated problem. Nothing changes when I use a wired connection (except for slightly higher speed)
I've tried deleting cookies/cache, re installing browsers, turning modem/router on and off (including unplugging), checked firewall settings, but nothing seems to fix the problem. My internet speed's fine, 25mb/s down, 9mb/s up, and 6 ping. Anyone have any idea why this is happening?
Hi, here's the screenshot. If it makes any difference, i never have problems with google itself. An example of a page that never loads first try is this forum post.
Hi, tried with safemode and i still get the problem. To answer the other question, this is the message it gives me. There's an error code at the bottom if it helps at all.
Yeah it does. I use Mega.co.nz a lot, and 80% of the time, the download wont initially start, and i have to refresh teh page once or twice to get the download going. Also, when I tried to download Firefox, that wouldnt start either. I can't remember specifically what the problem with that was, but I remember that it wouldnt start.
I have changed the MTU to 1480, but i wont get in the way of your judgment
It does not sound as if you have an mtu issue the Java download wouldn't have finished and you could install it.
Open a cmd prompt by right clicking and choose Run as Administrator and type: sfc /scannow<press enter> and let it repair anything it finds and restart if prompted to do so.
I have had the exact same problem but it was on more than one computer. Best way to check if it is a computer issue or a problem with your internet system is to take the computer that has the issue to a place that offers wifi like a Starbucks. See if you still have the issue. If you do then it is something to do with your computer. If no problem then it has something to do with your intenet setup.
My problem was due to poorly trained internet installers had a mismatch of multiple components on the internet system causing the problem even though the speed was at 45Mbs. That is all they looked at and that does not always mean fast reliable internet when there are conflicts with hardware and settings.
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