Computer keep saying WEB PAGE IS SLOWING DOWN YOUR COMPUTER. How do I fix that. How do i find out what web page is causing it. thanks

run ccleaner on your computer..

Generally, a 502 error is not something you can fix. It means that one or more of the servers that fulfill your request for a web page aren't sending back what's expected. (It's quite typical for a web site to grab data from other places to render the page you are looking at. The main text usually comes from the site you are looking at, but a lot of the times, the pictures, video, comments section, etc., might be hosted on another machine altogether. The ads placed on web pages typically come from outside servers.)

If this is the only web site on which you are getting a 502 error, it probably is the site. However, I was able to go to http://www.quotev.com/ (using FIrefox 19.0.2 and Chrome Version 25.0.1364.172 m) with no issues, which makes me wonder. If you are getting the error when visiting a lot of sites, it's probably time to do some more digging on your end. Have you tried power cycling the router that serves the Internet at your place? It's possible that the site has moved to a new server and the router has some of the old web site IPs in it's routing table. That is, it might not be your laptop, but in the router or further upstream toward the web site.

Yeah,many of chrome users has this problem,the main cause is the DNS pre-fetching feature
Well,to fix it,go to Settings->Show Advanced Settings->Privacy
or Preferences->Under The Hood for older version of chrome
there should be a checkbox called
Use DNS pre-fetching to improve page load performance
or
Predict network actions to improve page load performance
untick it,done

You can save web pages from Google Chrome to your computer, just as you can print pages on a printer.

To save web pages in HTML format: Click on the wrench icon in the Chrome menu bar (upper right corner), pull down the menu and select "Save page as". (Or alternatively, right-click on page and select "Save page as"; or use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + S"). Then proceed to save the page as "webpage complete" (which will include images), or as "HTML only" (which will include text but not images).

To save web pages as PDF files: Click on the wrench icon, pull down the menu and select "Print". (Or alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + P"). Then on the print page, pull down the "Destination" menu, select "Print to PDF", then click the "Print" button. You can then save the page as a PDF file.


See also, this guide to printing web pages from CNET:
http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20111396-285/five-ways-to-save-a-web-page/

Hope that's helpful.

That is an indication there is a fault with the coding of that web page or that you need to update your browser or Java platform. One of the problem we are seeing with Java of late is that some people are using beta versions in live productions before the browser update comes out supporting the language at that level. When that happens you get script errors. All you can do is try updating the Browser and Java to get it to work.

some viruses go in hidden files and autorun them causing your computer to slow down, antivirus cannot find these viruses, try" autorun eater" and try also try" how to manually clean virus on youtube"

Is your system running 64-bit or 32-bit? To find this out, press "start", right click on "computer", then click "properties". There it will specify your "system type" (64-bit or 32-bit). There is no Flash Player for 64-bit Web Browswers available yet. If your computer is running 64-bit, you should try using the 32-bit Internet Explorer (can be found in your list of programs in the start menu).

This is a very interesting problem.. Normally I would say the a router could not cause this kind of problem, but if the page is still loading, it could be possible.

When this happens, has the page finished loading all ready? The little circle of dots spinning in the top right of the browser if you are running firefox, will tell you if the page is still loading. There will be a similar icon for Internet Explorer too.

If the page has already loaded completely, then there is no way a router could cause the slow down. If you used the install CD that came with the router (no necessary by the way) then it could have loaded some "free" software on PC and this software is now slowing the browser down.

go to the camera maker web page

1. The Web Page that you are trying to reach might be out of service. Try visiting different Web sites to see if this message still displays from other sites. If visiting other sites also cause the message, continue using these steps.
2. If you are using IE 7, reset Internet Explorer 7 settings and try again. If the page display problems persist, continue.
3. In Windows Vista, click Start , and then enter the following into the Start Search field: regsvr32 softpub.dll In Windows XP , click Start , and then Run enter the following into the open field: regsvr32 softpub.dll
4. In Windows Vista, click Start , and then enter the following into the Start Search field: regsvr32 urlmon.dll In Windows XP, click Start , and then Run enter the following into the open field: regsvr32 urlmon.dll
5. Restart the computer and then try browsing the Internet again. If the page display problems persist, continue.
6. Open Internet Explorer and click Tools , and then Internet Options .
7. Click the Programs tab, and then click Reset Web Settings .