HTTP 400 errors

Discussion in 'Software' started by itbookham, Jun 21, 2008.

  1. itbookham

    itbookham Nibble Poster

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    Hi,

    I keep receiving HTTP 400 errors when using IE7 and Firefox. A broadband connection is established as I can ping websites.

    Has anyone else experienced similar problems and managed to resolve the problem?

    There seems very little information on the web specifically on this problem.

    Thanks.
     
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  2. wizard

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    A cached page that no longer exists, you could be looking at a website as the webmaster happens to be updating it?
     
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  3. itbookham

    itbookham Nibble Poster

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    Hi, a possibility but there are too many websites which I am trying to access returning the 400 error message.
     
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  4. greenbrucelee
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    Do you delete cookies and cached pages before exiting the browser?
     
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  5. itbookham

    itbookham Nibble Poster

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    Hi, indeed I did.
     
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  6. Bluerinse
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    Try changing your DNS servers.

    Open DNS is supposed to be reliable from what i have heard..

    http://www.opendns.com/#
     
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  7. itbookham

    itbookham Nibble Poster

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    Hi,

    Just in case anyone else comes across this problem, I did manage to solve it eventually

    Here is the sequence of events. In Safe Mode I was able to access the internet without the HTTP 400 errors. I then made a note of all the services that were running. Booted back into Windows normally, and then one by one stopped all the services that were not running in Safe Mode. When I stopped Symantec Network Proxy, the browser worked normally without any errors.

    Hope this may be of assistance to someone in the future.

    Thanks for all the responses.
     
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  8. hbroomhall

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    And people wonder why some of us are not impressed by Symantec? :p

    Harry.
     
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