Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Centurylink Email
Anyone having trouble retrieving their email? Using IE, I get the Centurylink home page and am able to access web pages, such as talk of the villages, however, when I click email, I get a dialogue box that says " server not found with "fix problem" under it but then that page disappears and I get an AVG Yahoo Handler Error page. Wow, am I confused.
Any help will be appreciated. Thank you. Since originally posting this question, I can't even get the home page. Other info remains the same. P.S. I am also posting this question in the Computer Section.
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The Villages (Polo Ridge; Piedmont), Toms River, Brick, Spring Lake Heights, NJ and Bronx, NY Last edited by Bryant; 10-21-2016 at 12:41 PM. Reason: missing info |
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Second Hack Feared, After Massive Cyberattack Knocks Major Websites Offline - NBC News
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There have been reports in the news today that some internet service companies are experiencing denial-of-service attacks. Not sure if that's the case here, but I am having difficulty accessing a couple of sites I visit. Reports earlier said that it seemed to be mostly the east coast, but the problems may have spread.
Last edited by outahere; 10-21-2016 at 01:35 PM. |
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For the best answer, call Century Link's support number. We have CL internet service,,, no issuses,, with email or anything.
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Probably the Russians!
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Must be an Internet Explorer problem, another poster started a thread just like this on Oct 10th and they also had an IE browser (see link above). I have CL and use a Google Chrome browser and have never experienced any problems so far retrieving our email. I go on there everyday, including this morning. I would download a Chrome browser. It's much faster the IE, easier on the eyes to look at, and is safer. When my computer hardrive crashed last year and I had to buy a new computer, all my bookmarks (about a 1000) were saved in my Chrome acct online, and I didn't have do anything other than create a password for that to happen. |
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