Can't access web browser in my phne - Motorola Mobility SLVR L7 Cellular Phone

While connected to this network you're trying to work on, type 192.168.1.1 into the address bar of your web browser. It should take you to the router's settings, unless you've changed the default ip address on your own.

Try using Different Web Browser and the latest web browser and try to update you Flash player for web browser.

Change your internet browser to Internet Explorer. Every site there is recognizes Internet Explorer. You can also try Mozilla Firefox, but after that you run the risk of having the problem you are having.

Opera and Google Chrome are good browsers too, but there are still a lot of sites that don't recognize them.

Corect the Access point ! follow the steps !

open PC suite.
open Web icon.
open setting (spanner symbol).
select manula settings .
call customer care of ur SIM service and ask for 'Access Point'.
set the access point and restart PC.
it works !
plz vote !

What web browser did you use to access Hotmail? Try a different web browser. Here's a list of alternate web browsers:

http://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-6.0.1&os=win&lang=en-US
http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html?brand=GGRX
http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=34033&location=321¬hanks=yes&sub=marine

Facebook has become an integral part of many people's daily lives by keeping them connected to friends and family, which can make not being able to get on the site quite frustrating. Facebook does experience occasional downtime and other issues, but if you're consistently having problems accessing it, a browsing filter, firewall or outdated software could be the culprit.

Browser Requirements:
You may have problems accessing Facebook if you haven't upgraded your Internet browser in awhile. As of 2011, Facebook recommends using Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 3 or Safari 4 for the best user experience. Updates to these browsers are free and can be found at the companies' websites. Some older computers may not be able to run the latest browser version and, therefore, have trouble displaying Facebook and other sites correctly.

Home Blocks:
Home computers also have tools to block certain websites; parents often install them to keep kids' Web activity under control. If this is your situation, you will have to talk to Mom and Dad about unblocking Facebook for you. If you have a PC with multiple user accounts, the "admin" is often the only account with permission to install or uninstall filtering software and extensions; you'll need to be logged into this account to change a filter's settings
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Firewalls:
Many computers and their antivirus programs now enable firewalls by default. Firewalls help protect your computer from malicious viruses and software, but sometimes they block access to sites you legitimately want to access. If you suspect your firewall is limiting your Facebook access, check the settings in Windows' Control Panel or in the program that enables the firewall, such as your antivirus software or wireless router software. Making the settings more permissible could solve the problem.

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Web sites can be blocked by your browser, add-ons to your browser, or browsers that are able to
use WinVista's and Win7's Parental Controls features.

The Firefox browser will block web sites under two conditions: (1) a parental control
add-on is installed (there are 17 parental control add-ons as of this writing), or (2) Firefox will use
Windows Parental Controls as defined by the sysadmin in WinVista or Win7.

In Internet Explorer V.6, individual sites can be ALLOWed or BLOCKed by using
Tools > Internet Options > Privacy (tab) > Sites (button)

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You just do Restore Factory Setting All it's there in Setting

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Harish



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Hi,

This may sound absurd but you're logged into yahoo mail but was staring at the inbox for hours because you can't access your inbox or you simply can't open those emails even though you're almost there looking at the email previews.

No matter how you try to open the inbox folder, you simply can't access it or you're too close to reading the email by clicking on the preview link but it just wouldn't open and all you see is a blank screen.

Generally, we access our mails via yahoo's web interface or sometimes we do it from yahoo messenger window when new email alerts come. Whichever way we do it, we cannot always assume that since yahoo is a large company, we definitely won't get server errors. In fact, if you happen to have used an extension from Firefox that could determine web servers, I've noticed that local yahoo mails are sometimes hosted somewhere else, like for example, Singapore for some parts of Asia.

Have you ever tried accessing your yahoo mail via IM and were able to run into any of problems stated above? Then you don't really have to uninstall or remove the messenger or clear your proxy settings in case you're using one. These glitches sometimes occur but that doesn't mean your account has been compromised. It's also cumbersome to delete your account then create a new one just to get away from this hassle.

You may try logging out then clear your chance or refresh/restart browser then logging in again. In my experience, I even switched browsers but if the problem persists, don't log out but open this link

http://wap.oa.yahoo.com/

Click the link shown above or copy-paste it into your web browser's address bar "as is".

As you can see, it's a yahoo mobile interface but it surely works like magic although there's no way you can log out from it, simply close the browser window whenever you're done reading your emails while you still can't access your emails using the normal site.

Also, pictures are not viewable using the link, only pure texts from the email will appear.

Thanking you

davevipul197

simply type the entire link you recieved in the mms meaagge into the address bar of your PC browser ...it will open the MMS in your browser