Hello everyone maybe I post in wrong session but I'm really in trouble. I got a problem while trying to access the internet webs. I mean certain webs like grisoft.com and avast.com
can't be accessed. It also interrupted my access while trying to downloading any files. The errors messages from mozilla firefox
is shown below;
The browser could not find the host server for the provided address.
* Did you make a mistake when typing the domain? (e.g. "ww.mozilla.org" instead of "www.mozilla.org")
* Are you certain this domain address exists? Its registration may have expired.
* Are you unable to browse other sites? Check your network connection and DNS server settings.
* Is your computer or network protected by a firewall or proxy? Incorrect settings can interfere with Web browsing.
But others general webs like google.com and yahoo.com showed no problem for me to get in. It just like I need a license for avast.com
and grisoft.com to enter while others seem don't have to.
What should I do to fix it so I can access all webs normally. I'm a windows Xp Professional Service Pack 3 user.
comments would really help me.
Thank's for quick registration.
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.0.6
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