TheresNoSolution.com

For about three or four months now I haven't been able to get onto TNS at all, except for Googling 'theresnosolution forum' and clicking the top result. Literally every other link I try, and when I type it into my browzer won't work.

Any suggestions?

Have you tried doing a full browser data wipe, have you tried flushing your DNS cache, have you checked your firewall settings invade it is blocking tns. Finally, and this is the most important,have you tried another browser.

What does your browser say when you try to acces the site?

Don't type the "www." http://theresnosolution.com/forum IS NOT the same as http://www.theresnosolution.com/forum

It doesn't work with "www."
It's just http://theresnosolution.com/
That's how it's been for me for a while at least.

EDIT: Damn Jake!

TomiT14 wrote:It doesn't work with "www."
It's just http://theresnosolution.com/
That's how it's been for me for a while at least.

EDIT: Damn Jake!

Damn it even more, I just fixed the problem ;)

Thanks a mill, getting to the forum seems to be working from the bar now, thankfully. I tried on both Firefox and IE and it was still the same. When I was trying to access the main site, I was always brought to this advertisement thing for some web security or something. Did a full data wipe and cleared my cache - wouldn't even know how to check firewall settings, but s'all good now anyway. Cheers again! :)

fergal41 wrote: I tried on both Firefox and IE and it was still the same.

Download google chrome

Did you try it on Internet explorer?

SickofEveryone wrote:Did you try it on Internet explorer?

Really man... really?

HugoDisasters wrote:

SickofEveryone wrote:Did you try it on Internet explorer?

Really man... really?

Google was fucking up the other day and I was left using that shit IT WAS HORRIBLE!
But it worked fair enough, even if it took 5 min just to load.

SickofEveryone wrote:Did you try it on Internet explorer?

What do you think IE means? Inflatable Eternity or something?

fergal41 wrote:I tried on both Firefox and IE and it was still the same.

TomiT14 wrote:

SickofEveryone wrote:Did you try it on Internet explorer?

What do you think IE means? Inflatable Eternity or something?

fergal41 wrote:I tried on both Firefox and IE and it was still the same.

Inflatable Eternity

Good one

TomiT14 wrote:

SickofEveryone wrote:Did you try it on Internet explorer?

What do you think IE means? Inflatable Eternity or something?

fergal41 wrote:I tried on both Firefox and IE and it was still the same.

WEll!

In fairness, IE9 was decent, the problem with IE though is it isn't updated enough. Therefore lags behind current technologies.

Boni Boy Blue wrote:In fairness, IE9 was decent, the problem with IE though is it isn't updated enough. Therefore lags behind current technologies.

No, the problem with IE is that I have it on my computer and can't get rid of it. I will give IE one thing, however, it is EXTREMELY good at downloading other browsers.



Also, if you actually use IE as your primary browser, please accept my invitation to the 21st century.

Childish Gambino wrote:

Boni Boy Blue wrote:In fairness, IE9 was decent, the problem with IE though is it isn't updated enough. Therefore lags behind current technologies.

No, the problem with IE is that I have it on my computer and can't get rid of it. I will give IE one thing, however, it is EXTREMELY good at downloading other browsers.

Also, if you actually use IE as your primary browser, please accept my invitation to the 21st century.

So much hate in this post.

Childish Gambino wrote:

Boni Boy Blue wrote:In fairness, IE9 was decent, the problem with IE though is it isn't updated enough. Therefore lags behind current technologies.

No, the problem with IE is that I have it on my computer and can't get rid of it. I will give IE one thing, however, it is EXTREMELY good at downloading other browsers.



Also, if you actually use IE as your primary browser, please accept my invitation to the 21st century.

Internet Explorer is very very easy to get rid off. You don't uninstall it from the add/removes programs. You remove it from the Windows components section.