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byronius

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7. That's odd.

Reply to Kali (Reply #5)

Wed Dec 12, 2018, 05:40 PM

Dec 2018

I just searched Google for results based on 'server responded with a zero code', popped up with ten relevant hits, especially Stack Overflow, a place that has solved a lot of problems for me. That was the link, the google search page. When I click it now that's exactly what I get.

I wonder if you haven't been hacked, and something is sucking up all your bandwidth. Don't forget about the big Russian router hack everyone warned about a few months ago. Reboot solves it, as I recall.

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help most web pages are whacked! update - solved by disabling adblock??? [View all] Kali Dec 2018 OP

Obvious first step is to try another browser, W7 comes with IE ... mr_lebowski Dec 2018 #1

I don't have chrome Kali Dec 2018 #2

IE seems to work. Kali Dec 2018 #6

If reinstalling FF doesn't fix, try this: mr_lebowski Dec 2018 #9

I updated my above note ... previous version used old pathway mr_lebowski Dec 2018 #11

tried it, no change Kali Dec 2018 #12

Next step is ... do you have any add-ons? mr_lebowski Dec 2018 #14

all I have is adblock... Kali Dec 2018 #15

'server responded with 0 code' means your server has a file size limit. byronius Dec 2018 #3

seems to work in IE?? Kali Dec 2018 #4

hmmm Kali Dec 2018 #5

That's odd. byronius Dec 2018 #7

It had a capcha test or whatever you call it and after I did it, I got the google search results. Kali Dec 2018 #8

I've had that problem before, always seemed to fix itself after awhile. byronius Dec 2018 #10

nothing seems to be working Kali Dec 2018 #13

looks like it was adblock Kali Dec 2018 #16

Yay! Could have just been the wrong version or a corrupted file. byronius Dec 2018 #17