hi, if your using IE as you browser .open it go to tolls /internet options ,and check to delete temp internet files
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1)Can other browsers works?
2)Go update your systems for windows 7, block pop up blockers and ads as this may cause the problem.
3)Make sure firwall is turn on.
4)Do a ping test on Google and see how many packets of data are received and sent.
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Thank you for your reply. I deleted the temp files as you said and I still get the same results.
check the security settings in internet option and make sure google is not in a block list
what happens when you click on this link. http://www.google.ca/
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Caperjack, I get the same results when I click on that link.
jingda, my Windows firewall is on and the Internet Options are set to block popups.I haven't tried another browser yet and I don't know how to "ping" a website.
go to start / in the search bos type in "cmd" click on it to open command prompt. type in. ping www.google.com , hit enter .
also check in internet options/security to make sure google is not in a block list
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How about Firefox browser? Does it work too.
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When you wake up in the morning or have free time, try using other PC or laptops and see whether google.com is able to load. If yes, that means something is wrong with your laptop.
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So your desktop PC works but not your laptops. Try this
1) Open Command
2) Type ipconfig /flushdns
Reopen your browser and see whether that works. Delete all cookies and run ad aware. You have to ask other people on how to use ad aware in this case. Good luck.
jingda
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So your desktop PC works but not your laptops. Try this
1) Open Command
2) Type ipconfig /flushdns
Reopen your browser and see whether that works. Delete all cookies and run ad aware. You have to ask other people on how to use ad aware in this case. Good luck.
Edit
Try this search link
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=bad+request+400
Ignore my first post, i accidentally submitted two replies
jingda
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Before you had this kind of problem, what did you do on your computer?
Sometimes you just had to backtrack what you're doing to correct the problem...
Also check the running program in Task Manager as well and kill process that is unneeded one by one and try google again on each process. Some programs sometimes do interfere with the internet and some website...
If that won't work. Try it on Safe Mode with Networking...
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Try loading igoogle, see if that's help. Do you have any malware problems lately?
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