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FireFox Sever not found random and frequent

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snif11
snif11
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you try to open a page, then it start to take time, and nothing : message error server not found , and its way to frequent, evry1 i know notice this problem ( at least on pc windows 7), and it obviously not have been fixed...., fix it, its annoying, ty

you try to open a page, then it start to take time, and nothing : message error server not found , and its way to frequent, evry1 i know notice this problem ( at least on pc windows 7), and it obviously not have been fixed...., fix it, its annoying, ty

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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More than likely the problem has to do with your Firewall limiting access to the internet, or delaying access until Firefox times out and says it can't find the internet.

See this for instructions for the most popular Firewalls.
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Firewalls

snif11
snif11 Küsimuse esitaja
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I do not use a firewall (i use direct cable internet ->no wireless<) 

the ONLY firewall is the built in window 7 64bit professional.

Same problem also occurs on : W7 64bit Ultimate AND W7 Family Premium (64bit)

Steviewood
Steviewood
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I'm experiencing the same problem - just using Windows 7 firewall as well.

Pez9421
Pez9421
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i have more firefox to my firewall still having the same problems

dexluther
dexluther
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I've been having this problem since updating to 3.6.16. Firewall is set to allow Firefox, and never had a problem before the update. Do I really need to uninstall and install an old version all because Mozilla can't put out updates worth a damn?