Keep getting cannot display the webpage when I'm in the middle of doing something. It happens quite a lot. Is there a reason for this?

Hi,

It is unfortunate that none of the webpages are opening. Check if the Internet is working fine and also try opening the webpages in different browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, etc. to see if the same issue happens.

Thanks and Regards.
Kiran Kumar.
#iworkfordell.

I've (also) recently experienced more than the usual amount of "clocking" when checking yahoo mail ... i.e. system busy icon ... which doesn't enable you to do much else.
When the "clocking" is shown, the system is busy because it's doing something else in the background. Sometimes, it's downloading stuff - something else, like software updates, ad's, pop-up screens, images & videos for ad's, etc.), updating previous webpages, checking for updates to software (on your computer), and/or running some (other) programs ... which may include spyware, ad-tracking software, malware, security / virus scanning applications, etc.
Yes, yahoo mail downloads a lot of "junk" (advertisements) ... particularly since it's a free tool. One way to reduce this volume of downloads is to set your browser to not accept pop-ups, to only accept cookies from the webpages you visit, to not store or update previous webpages, to delete old webpages (from history), to delete (internet-temporary) cache when closing the browser, and to delete your cookies ... just to get rid of ad tracking cookies that spawns processes/apps that bring down other advertisements related to what you've been doing/searching, viewing, etc..
If yahoo mail is not responding (e.g. mail server is slow), it will display a message accordingly. And the "clocking" won't last long. Sometimes, your system slows down because it retains lots of "old" or "temporary" stuff and/or your disk is quite full and/or fragmented causing it to take longer to access data/files, and/or your registry is cluttered up with un-used stuff. In such a case, it helps to clean out the "junk" (e.g. using CCleaner ) and de-frag your disks (regularly).
Sometimes, it helps to shut down and boot the system again (after cleaning out the junk, etc.)
Some may even suggest you get a faster processor, a faster internet connection and/or a bigger disk ... ;-)

Either that site isn't operational or the internet connection to your house is having problems. If this happens a lot and to a lot of other sites then it's the connection.

HTTP Error 403 is an error message which means that you are not authorized to view the web page which you are attempting to load. Usually, the HTTP error 403 - Forbidden means that access to the file/folder you are trying to open has been denied, either on intention or owing to a configuration anomaly. You could attempt using a proxy website if the access is blocked intentionally.

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the hp web jetadmin is quite good, it displays whatever info you select. use version 10.2

Quick fix: Do a system restore to yesterday or whenever they last good restore date is.
We could mess around with the settings for quite a while, but I'm not really sure what has happened. Unless you clicked in the lower right hand corner of your web browser (which I assume to be Internet Explorer) and reduced the size to something waaaaay less than 100%.

what version of IE are you running, ver8 has a reset button in the tools, options menu

or it could be a bug affecting IE

There are lots of reasons why this could happen.

Most likely is that your disc is dirty, chipped, cracked or has some other fault. Try cleaning the DVD. A good bit of info on cleaning DVDs can be found here:
http://www.howtocleanthings.com/how-to-clean-dvds.htm

Also, this could be a sign that the DVD drive on your 360 is dying. If cleaning the disc doesn't work, and you cannot detect any imperfections on the disc, and you keep getting this error, it might be time to call MS tech support.