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Hi, I have been trying to access a website (which i have under my favourite links) but cant access it. When i try i get a page up saying ' 404 not found'. It seems that its only this website i cant access. I have run super antispyware and malwarebytes anti malware and were no problems(and a full scan with kaspersky) Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it? Thanks
Hi mattem, please provide a link to the web site so we can try it. It may be temporarily out of service or actually gone.
Sorry, it must have been teh website as i can acces it now. I thought it was my computer as i googled a website that apparently checks to see if the website was online and it said it was (during the period i couldnt access it). Also, i had googled what '404 not found' meant and most responses seemed to say/imply it was a problem with the client rather than teh servers/sites. All good now :yeah: thanks for the reply.
Guys if its an HTTP 404 Error . then its something to be done with the Proxy servers of the browsers.. im not pretty sure how to resolve.. but u need to go to IE- > tools - > internet options - > Connections - > Lan settings - > and u need to change some settings over there .. Til that all those above steps are correct.. After tat im not sure wat to do..change some settings on the LAN and try it will be resolved.. Thanks Satsensort :P
Thanks for the reply Satsensort, and welcome to What the Tech. However, this topic is almost 3 months old, so a little stale to be adding additional information. I would hope the original poster would have solved their problem by now, and their topic reply email notifications automatically expire after two weeks with no reply. 404 is a very generic error code, which in layman's terms means that nobody's home. Or, more technically, your computer sent a request, but the server where the site is hosted couldn't find what was requested.

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