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by ainsliewaldron Accepted solution
by formerly callpete.com Accepted solution
Most web-based email requires https (port 445)
Most of the rest of websites (like this one) use http: to connect (port 80)
Your ISP may have non-port80 ports blocked. This may or may have not have been done intentionally.
Alternatively, the problem may be on your PC. Do you have any third party firewall software installed? You want to make sure that it is disabled (and try to connect again) before you call your ISP for support.
by ainsliewaldron Accepted solution
by thumbsup2 Accepted solution
If cookies are not enabled, you can't enter the web based email pages.
Also, check to make sure you don't have Google or another toolbar with popup blocker kicking in to prevent you from entering the sites.
And, be SURE to reinstall your anti-virus software. It isn't safe to be connected, even for an instant, to the internet without protection.
by formerly callpete.com Accepted solution
Do any https sites open for you?
If your ISP uses a proxy, there may be a broken setting there.
On thing to do, to rule out (or rule in) your PC is to try a different computer, or boot to a "live cd" version of linux and see if you can get online with it. I just DL'ed puppy-linux and its small, fast, and easy to get online with the boot-live-cd version.
by ainsliewaldron Accepted solution
by ainsliewaldron Accepted solution
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