[LFarmer]

Topic name is now suppose to be "Help".
I need immidiate help, I can't access DYOM website. Everytime I clicked it, error occured.
I use chrome and the error stating, "Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to dyom.gtagames.nl"



This post has been edited by LFarmer on Wednesday, Sep 19 2012, 13:41

[xGhostx]

...dafuq? @_@

[xMatix]

Download CCleaner and delete you cookies and other stuff (like history browser) from Google Chrome.

[LFarmer]

QUOTE (xMatix @ Wednesday, Sep 19 2012, 14:42)

Download CCleaner and delete you cookies and other stuff (like history browser) from Google Chrome.

Thanks!

[LFarmer]

It didn't work!
Please help me!

[xGhostx]

Try to use FireFox.

[LFarmer]

QUOTE (xGhostx @ Thursday, Sep 20 2012, 01:49)

Try to use FireFox.

Still don't work.
How do i upload my 3rd mission of HUNK? D:

[xGhostx]

Well...idk, it works normally for me. Uninstall GC and download it again.

[LFarmer]

QUOTE (xGhostx @ Thursday, Sep 20 2012, 02:28)

Well...idk, it works normally for me. Uninstall GC and download it again.

Didn't work either.

[secritek]

"It sometimes happens that Google Chrome cannot open a website, displaying a dreaded “Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to” error instead.

Strange if the site was working fine some time ago. Users who check the website in another browser installed on the system would find out that the page loads and displays fine in that browser which leads to the only possible conclusion that it is a Google Chrome problem."

Well the same website says it could be a DNS Fetching problem, also they say this can be the solution:

"You now need to click on the settings icon (the three horizontal bars on the top right) and select settings from the context menu that opens. Here you then need to scroll down to show advanced settings. Uncheck “Predict network actions to improve page load performance” here."

But be careful, turning this off will also slower the sites loading, because fetching was speeding it up by 250 ms.

[LFarmer]

QUOTE (secritek @ Thursday, Sep 20 2012, 05:16)

"It sometimes happens that Google Chrome cannot open a website, displaying a dreaded “Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to” error instead. Strange if the site was working fine some time ago. Users who check the website in another browser installed on the system would find out that the page loads and displays fine in that browser which leads to the only possible conclusion that it is a Google Chrome problem." Well the same website says it could be a DNS Fetching problem, also they say this can be the solution: "You now need to click on the settings icon (the three horizontal bars on the top right) and select settings from the context menu that opens. Here you then need to scroll down to show advanced settings. Uncheck “Predict network actions to improve page load performance” here." But be careful, turning this off will also slower the sites loading, because fetching was speeding it up by 250 ms.

I have done everything i could but, help!

[xGhostx]

Just wait till tomorrow, it should work fine again. That kind of problem happen to me sometimes. Go make the 4th mission and upload them all later.

[LFarmer]

QUOTE (xGhostx @ Thursday, Sep 20 2012, 08:02)

Just wait till tomorrow, it should work fine again. That kind of problem happen to me sometimes. Go make the 4th mission and upload them all later.

I'll try..

[LFarmer]

Thank god!
It's solved.

[lee_atsugai]

No need to double post

[LFarmer]

QUOTE (lee_atsugai @ Thursday, Sep 20 2012, 12:07)

No need to double post

Damn, i always forgot!
Sorry!