Why do certain websites not work on my Wi-Fi?

Why do certain websites not work on my Wi-Fi?

If you can get to the website on your phone or tablet’s mobile data network but not your home network, try restarting your wireless router and/or modem. Traffic to or from a certain website may be getting tripped up by your modem or router. Plug your router back in and wait for it to completely light up.

Why some websites are not opening in my PC?

If your website doesn’t open for you, but does open for others, it could be one of the following situations: Webhost server is blocking the IP address of your ISP. Your ISP is blocking the webhost server IP address. Your LAN/Firewall is blocking the webhost server IP address.

Why is my server blocking a website?

The most common scenario for getting blocked by your server is trying to log in too many times too quickly or with incorrect credentials.

How do I stop my computer from blocking a website?

Go to Internet Options in Control Panel and on the Security tab, click on Restricted Websites in the Internet Security Zone, and then on the button labeled “Sites” (See image below). Check if the URL of the website you wish to access is listed there. If yes, select the URL and click Remove.

What to do when your WiFi says not connected?

If your Network Adapter reads “Not Connected,” click “Connect.” One of two things may happen. If you can’t connect to your network, you may need to debug your wireless network settings (an advanced, technical troubleshooting issue). Or, your status may say “Acquiring Network Address” or “Authenticating.”

Why is my computer not connecting to certain web sites?

Look for entries like this referring to any web site you may not be able to access and delete them. You may also have to run a spyware scan using an utility like MalwareBytesor Spybot. Note: For most users this file is blank. Unless you have any type of special configuration for systems on your network, the HOSTS file isn’t normally used.

Why is my PC not connecting to my Aunt’s WiFi?

Thanks for your feedback. it is likely that your pc receives a wi-fi signal on a disturbed channel when you connect to your aunt’s wi-fi network. If you can access the router through another device, you can try changing the radio channel wi-fi. If you use the 2.4 GHz band, try channels 1.6 or 11.

Why are some websites not loading through WiFi?

Some websites can be blocked for safety like explicit sites and some known for viruses by the router admin. Other sites like pirate bay can be blocked by court order so your ISP have to block access to them.