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Readers like you help support How-To Geek. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More. Quick Links Check Your Network Connection Research Any Error Message in Your Browser Disable Software That Might Be Interfering Try a Different Browser Check Your DNS Restart Your Computer Try a Different Device Is the Web Page Down? Access a Cached Version of the Website Revive Dead Websites with the Wayback Machine Sometimes, Websites Just Don't Work It's frustrating
First, check your network connection. Wireless connections can be flaky and drop out at any time, so make sure you're connected to the right network. An easy way to test this is to visit a popular website, like Google or Facebook . If the site loads, you're connected!