Windows 10: No web browser displays some websites, others are broken

Im trying to visit some websites on my computer but most of them don’t work well or at all. On google chrome i get ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE and on edge its the same. Sites like Youtube work great, MS community sight is broken and i have to type this on my iPod and some just don’t work. I’ve tried clearing my cache, didn’t work and neither did restarting my computer.

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Best Web Browser

firefox / IE... reasons being that most websites are designed for these browsers, then tested in others... and if they have any special JAVA code or anything extra it may not function / display correctly on another browser

 

Distorted Video and Web Cam~~

Hi Nina,

There could be a number of factors causing video and web camera display issues so we'll need to get more information. Kindly answer the following:

• What browser are you using?
• Have you tried using other browsers to see if the same issue persists?
• Does it also affect other video hosting websites? We suggest trying other video hosting websites in different browsers to compare their performance.
  

In most cases, issues with video and web camera display are caused by not installing the latest video drivers for your device. Depending on your device model, you'll need to go to your device manufacturer's website to download and install the latest drivers.
We suggest that you do that first.

We'll be waiting for your response. Don't hesitate to post back with additional information if necessary.

 

A Faster Web Browser for Windows 10?

Hi,

You always have the option to use other browsers, however I strongly suggest that you use Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer because of the newer features. To address your issue we are going to enable your Flash Player Plugin. Kindly follow these steps:

• Click the "..." button on the upper right corner of your Edge browser.
• Click on Settings.
• Under Advanced settings section, click the View advanced settings button.
• Locate the Use Adobe Flash Player section and toggle the switch on to enable Adobe Flash Player.
• Refresh your web page or open a new browser tab.

Let's see how it behaves.

Regards.