Originally Posted by rajeshselvam

I HAVE A PROBLEM, WHENEVER I TRY TO OPEN AMAZON WEBSITE IE 6 DOES NOT OPEN IT AND IT TELLS TO CHECK THE ADDRESS AND TO CHECK THE INTERNET OPTIONS SETTINGS.i HAVE CHECKED THE INTERNET OPTIONS EVERYTHING IS FINE. OTHER WESITES OPEN WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM, IT IS ONLY WITH AMAZON, DOES ANYBODY HAVE ANY SOLUTION TO THIS PROBLEM

Did you manage to resolve this? I have exactly the same problem. I have followed jephree's instructions but it has not made any difference. Any help from anyone will be greatly appreciated.

I have a problem whenever I try to open Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.

The website does not open and it comes up with the standard Can not Find page. When I do this from any other PC on my network, I have no problem.

I was looking through the previous posts and found the following:

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Have you checked your firewall to insure that these sites have not been blocked?

Also try:

In IE select Tools|Internet Options >delete cookies, answer yes >delete files, answer yes. Click Settings|view files.

Also from start/run type: ipconfig /flushdns
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This has however not solved the problem. Any further suggestion would be most welcome and greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I have a problem whenever I try to open Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.

The website does not open and it comes up with the standard Can not Find page. When I do this from any other PC on my network, I have no problem.

I was looking through the previous posts and found the following:

----------------------------------------------------------------
Have you checked your firewall to insure that these sites have not been blocked?

Also try:

In IE select Tools|Internet Options >delete cookies, answer yes >delete files, answer yes. Click Settings|view files.

Also from start/run type: ipconfig /flushdns
----------------------------------------------------------------

This has however not solved the problem. Any further suggestion would be most welcome and greatly appreciated.

Thanks!