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Firefox not responding on certain websites windows#

I've not installed nor uninstalled anything recently until today with Flash and Java.Īre any other people still having this problem, because it's certainly not solved for me.Check the date and time in the clock on your computer: (double) click the clock icon on the Windows Taskbar. I've had no significant configuration changes on my computer either. As far as I know, other people in my region (Sweden) are not experiencing the same problems with the frequency I am but I'll test that more next week when I have another computer to work with.

I regularly use my computer on 3 different networks (my home network and 2 separate office networks) and I still get the same problems. I also downloaded the latest Flash and Java SE but they've had no noticeable impact. I've attempted several of the recommended solutions in here such as deleting everything under:Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\ also running spyware tools etc, all to no avail. No other pages I normally visit have exhibited the problem. Probably about 50% of the time will get "The connection has timed out" or "The page cannot be displayed". I've been having some pretty serious connection problems to facebook as well on Firefox and IE7 for the last few days. I unchecked the tickbox pertaining to "rundll32qehwfdma.exe" (removed it from start-up sequence), clicked "apply" Button and then rebooted.sorted. type "msconfig", then click on tab to extreme right "startup".

I could see it using the "System Configuration Utility" which can be accessed by clicking on start>Run. My virtumonde virus (located in C:\WINDOWS\system32\qehwfdma.dll) was shown in the startup as "rundll32qehwfdma.exe"

Firefox not responding on certain websites Pc#

I exprerienced this when I rebooted pc after SpyBot S&D had done its magic.

Firefox not responding on certain websites .dll#

dll download sites and am unable to find these particular dll's. "Everytime i startup windows it gives me an error message saying "couldn't run **.dll". I now know it was virtumonde on my system all along! jees!!! The malware is able to transparently slip its bogus certificates into the Windows certificate store used by IE, but can't as easily slip them into Firefox's certificate file. I have spent the past week installing and uninstalling and repair installing Internet Explorer, and then installing FireFox as I thought the aftermath of virtumonde had screwed-up my internet connection/ IE files. The most common reason for this, assuming your clock is correct, is malware that intercepts your secure connections with an invalid security certificate. Many thanks to those who pointed out using SpyBot S&D as I thought I had removed the virus when I "cleaned" the system after being "healed" by AVG.

Firefox not responding on certain websites free#

I experienced the very same problem as many have here and sure enough it was the virtumonde virus (initially blocked by NOD32, undetected in Spyware Doctor, two incidents detected in AVG free but fully (5 "problems") detected and irradicated using spybot search and destroy!!!).