Why some sites are not opening on WIFI?

If the site doesn’t load on your phone when connected to Wi-Fi but loads when Wi-Fi is off, you’ll need to start digging around in your router’s settings. It’s possible the built-in security software, parental controls, firewall, or some other option is blocking your access.

Why are some websites not working on WiFi?

If the site doesn’t load on your phone when connected to Wi-Fi but loads when Wi-Fi is off, you’ll need to start digging around in your router’s settings. It’s possible the built-in security software, parental controls, firewall, or some other option is blocking your access.

Why few sites are not opening?

There are many reasons a site might not load, such as misconfiguration, corrupt files, problems with a database, or something as simple as needing to clear your browser’s cache and cookies on your computer.

Why some websites are not opening in Wi-Fi but work on mobile data?

Some of the main reasons for such internet problems may be related to: Incorrect Settings of Date and Time on your phone or router. Router Security settings. Wi-fi optimization in the router for faster internet.

Why are some websites blocked?

Websites get blocked when they detect an IP address that isn’t supposed to access the restricted content. Your IP (Internet Protocol) address identifies your device on the internet and reveals your physical location. That’s what lets websites find your IP and block (or allow) your device.

Why will a website load on my phone but not my computer?

Because the website developer has made the site show only in a mobile browser. Or rather in a browser which has sent the right User Agent string. Try to change the User Agent in your desktop browser to an Android one. If you are lucky – your desktop browser can cope with all the specifics, you will see it.

Why is Chrome not opening some websites?

It’s possible that either your antivirus software or unwanted malware is preventing Chrome from opening. To fix, check if Chrome was blocked by antivirus or other software on your computer.

Can connect to internet but Cannot open Web pages?

If web pages will not open in any Internet browser, your computer may have a virus or malware infection. Some viruses and malware prevents web pages from opening or loading in any Internet browser. We recommend you check for and remove viruses or malware on your computer.

Why is my WiFi router blocking a website?

Your WiFi router configuration may have set to block a certain IP or domain name which includes access to your intended website. However, this can be unblock in the configuration in your WiFi router.

How do I unblock a website on my wireless router?

1. Unblock websites using a VPN. Using a VPN is the easiest and most reliable way to get around content blocks and unlock the URLs you want. A VPN (virtual private network) routes your internet traffic through a remote server, letting you choose your virtual location.

Why will a website load on my phone but not my computer?

Because the website developer has made the site show only in a mobile browser. Or rather in a browser which has sent the right User Agent string. Try to change the User Agent in your desktop browser to an Android one. If you are lucky – your desktop browser can cope with all the specifics, you will see it.

Can websites be blocked at the router?

Once you’re in your router settings page, look for a setting called Block Sites, Access Restrictions, or something similar. You might find it under Security, Parental Controls, or Advanced. Every router is different, so again consult your manual. Once you find the setting, enter the domains you want to block.

Why are some websites not working on WiFi?

If the site doesn’t load on your phone when connected to Wi-Fi but loads when Wi-Fi is off, you’ll need to start digging around in your router’s settings. It’s possible the built-in security software, parental controls, firewall, or some other option is blocking your access.

Why is my Wi-Fi working on some apps but not others?

Try going to Apps (swipe up from the main screen) > Settings > Network & Internet > Advanced > Private DNS. If it’s currently set to anything other-than “Off”, try choosing that, then tap Save, restart your phone, then try the apps again.

Can Wi-Fi block certain apps?

Most apps and games these days hog the internet and slow it down for other apps. To get full control of your internet speed, you can block internet access for specific apps using it in the background. Yes, it is possible and you can do it when you’re using mobile data or even when on a Wifi connection.

Is there a way to bypass WIFI restrictions?

A VPN is the quickest way to unblock school Wifi or your school computer, allowing you to access blocked websites. Other than encryption, the secure server assigns you an IP address. This new IP address masks your actual IP address. Any service you access will only see the VPN’s server IP address.

Can websites be blocked at the router?

Once you’re in your router settings page, look for a setting called Block Sites, Access Restrictions, or something similar. You might find it under Security, Parental Controls, or Advanced. Every router is different, so again consult your manual. Once you find the setting, enter the domains you want to block.

How do you check what websites are blocked on my WiFi?

Go to Internet Options in Control Panel and on the Security tab, click on Restricted Websites in the Internet Security Zone, and then on the button labeled “Sites” (See image below). Check if the URL of the website you wish to access is listed there.

How do you know if my IP is blocked from a website?

How Do I Know If My IP Is Being Blocked? To confirm you are blocked from accessing your server, you should try to log in to your web server, as usual, to see what kind of connection error message you’re getting. This error will often provide a specific reason that your IP has been blocked.

Why does my internet only work for some websites?

That error means that your DNS servers are not able to resolve (look up) the IP address for the site you entered. This can happen for a number of reasons .. DNS servers crashed, DNS caching on your router/modem not working properly, VPN/proxy interfering, virus, etc.

How do I check DNS issues?

Run ipconfig /all at a command prompt, and verify the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. Check whether the DNS server is authoritative for the name that is being looked up. If so, see Checking for problems with authoritative data.

How do you check what sites are blocked?

Go to Internet Options in Control Panel and on the Security tab, click on Restricted Websites in the Internet Security Zone, and then on the button labeled “Sites” (See image below). Check if the URL of the website you wish to access is listed there.