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#31
You could download it on another PC, upload it somewhere, then download it...
Some specific websites won't load, others do
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New #32
It probably wouldn't help but it does reset a few things. If interested here is an alternate download:
h**ps://softpedia-secure-download.com/dl/8b734b6813f8c07be3540e58f156c9b8/66350702/100253286/software/antivirus/ZHPCleaner.exe
Download ZHPCleaner
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New #33
RE certificates. If anything is wrong it's hard to diagnose. There's certificates used by browsers and certificates used by windows.
Maybe it is worth running a scan:
Check for dangerous or unsigned Certificates with SigCheck
See if anything unexpected shows up.
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New #34
I have one more thought. Check registry here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL
Under SCHANNEL sukeys check that none of them are populated with any entries.
In other words when clicking these you should not see anything listed in the right pane.
If you see any entries export the SCHANNEL key for backup then delete anything in the right pane.
Reboot and test (if any entries were present).
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New #35
I did check those, and nothing found. Seems normal to me.
On the other hand, it has been found in the meanwhile, that cmd -> ipconfig /all shows this status :
"Autoconfiguration IPv4 Address. . : 169.254.144.36(Preferred) "
It always used to be 169.168.0.1 until the date I encountered the issue in subject.
Based on checks of multiple websites concerned it also seems likely, that only those websites load, which are IPv6 compatible, whereas URLs verified as NOT compatible with IPv6 standards fail to load, due to security issues. (refer to IPv6 Compatibility Checker - Check if a website supports IPv6 )
Any idea how to put this right ?
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New #36
Consider settings e.g. here as appropriate for your system and note the uninstall/reinstall options, and to the right, Restore advanced settings.
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New #37
Yesssssss !!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you dalchina !
I have restored advanced settings as you proposed and the miracle happened.
Realized earlier that IPv4 was not allowed and tried to switch it back, but still needed to find the appropriate configurations, like relevant gateway, subnet mask length, ...which I could not find out so far.
But this little trick has done the job all of a sudden.
Your efforts and expert knowledge is highly appreciated dalchina. Many thanks to all contributors, as well.
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New #38
- one of the old ones... good news.
If it helps in future you can set a System Restore point to be created on schedule. I have one created daily.
Tutorial available.
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New #39
I have this problem too with a single website: EaseUS Software | Data Recovery, Backup, Partition Manager, Data Transfer, Video Editor and Recorder. over the years
No matter which browser I use, I get a message:
Unable to connect
An error occurred during a connection to EaseUS Software | Data Recovery, Backup, Partition Manager, Data Transfer, Video Editor and Recorder..
The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments.
If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer’s network connection.
If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the web.
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