Web page not loading

[xchaosmaster]

This problem happens randomly on any web pages I visit, usually I have to reload a couple of times to solve the problem. I tried clearing my browsing data but it still happens. It happens on both my chrome and opera browser

[TristanK]

Hmm, I seem to have the same problem on certain pages. Not all. I cant remember right now which pages but it's very annoying. First time it loads up almost nothing. Than you refresh and it gives you a bit more data on a white page, another refresh and again a bit more data and than another refrsh and the page loads up as it should the first time. And it doesnt always take the same number of refreshes. I'll try usig firefox and explorer to see if I ll still see this problems. I wonder what it could be.

[xchaosmaster]

It used to happen occasionally, now it's getting worse

[SovietOnion]

Yes, I've noticed this too. Who is your ISP, also there is that September 10th thing, maybe some are starting early. 

[xchaosmaster]

Yes, I've noticed this too. Who is your ISP, also there is that September 10th thing, maybe some are starting early. 

I don't think it has something to do with my ISP, because I don't have this problem with my other computer

[SovietOnion]

I don't think it has something to do with my ISP, because I don't have this problem with my other computer

Weird. For the last several days I've been having issues. Is the computer you're having issues with connected via Wi-Fi?

[xchaosmaster]

Weird. For the last several days I've been having issues. Is the computer you're having issues with connected via Wi-Fi?

Tried both WI-FI and LAN, still same problem

[Leon KJT]

Try use Google's public DNS https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using

[TristanK]

there must be something with either chrome or those web pages. I cant see any other explanations. Because I have that issue too and we re not from a same location and so defenetly not have the same ISP so that also cant be an issue. The only thing we might have alike is an OS, browser and maybe we looked at the same pages.

[xchaosmaster]

Try use Google's public DNS https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using

It's seems to fix the problem so far. Thanks man 

[xchaosmaster]

there must be something with either chrome or those web pages. I cant see any other explanations. Because I have that issue too and we re not from a same location and so defenetly not have the same ISP so that also cant be an issue. The only thing we might have alike is an OS, browser and maybe we looked at the same pages.

Did you use any VPN software?

[TristanK]

Did you use any VPN software?

No, no other software and i have no add ins in chrome. I used to have adblock and disconnect but I removed them and reinstalled chrome and it fixed nothing

[xchaosmaster]

No, no other software and i have no add ins in chrome. I used to have adblock and disconnect but I removed them and reinstalled chrome and it fixed nothing

Strange..... When I used @Leon KJT method by changing the DNS server address everything works fine, but when I revert back to my original settings the problem came back.