For some reason OpenDNS has just randomly (in the last hour) started working on my internet browsers (Chrome and Internet Explorer) and it wont let me go into Facebook or Hotmail. I would like to get ride of it
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- My Computer is the main computer at home
Any suggestions would be warmly appreciated
Additional Info
- My Computer is the main computer at home
Any suggestions would be warmly appreciated
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What operating system do you have? You could try uninstalling OpenDNS in the Add/Remove Programs menu in the Control Panel.
Yellow Fever - Misery loves company
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Windows 7. It's not in the Add/Remove Programs menu also.
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Try this:
Start->Run->type cmd
Then in the command prompt, type:
ipconfig /flushdns
Start->Run->type cmd
Then in the command prompt, type:
ipconfig /flushdns
Yellow Fever - Misery loves company
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Just tried that,
it says "Windows IP Configuration Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache."
But when I try start up facebook it still blocks it
it says "Windows IP Configuration Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache."
But when I try start up facebook it still blocks it
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I have somewhat of a short way you can stop it that may work;
Run -> msconfig -> Start Up and/or Services -> Unclick OpenDNS if its there -> Apply, Ok, Restart PC
If its there it will work. If its not, then a quick google search shows it would've changed your DNS settings. You need to change these back to normal...
Run -> msconfig -> Start Up and/or Services -> Unclick OpenDNS if its there -> Apply, Ok, Restart PC
If its there it will work. If its not, then a quick google search shows it would've changed your DNS settings. You need to change these back to normal...
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I have somewhat of a short way you can stop it that may work;
Run -> msconfig -> Start Up and/or Services -> Unclick OpenDNS if its there -> Apply, Ok, Restart PC
If its there it will work. If its not, then a quick google search shows it would've changed your DNS settings. You need to change these back to normal...
Run -> msconfig -> Start Up and/or Services -> Unclick OpenDNS if its there -> Apply, Ok, Restart PC
If its there it will work. If its not, then a quick google search shows it would've changed your DNS settings. You need to change these back to normal...
Cheers. First one didn't work, just trying the second one now
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Problem solved. Crisis Averted. 
thanks for the suggestions guys.Everton FC2011-06-10 18:03:06

thanks for the suggestions guys.Everton FC2011-06-10 18:03:06
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I'm surprised you'd even want to go to Facebook when you've got Yellowfever.
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