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Bad Request


Question Posted Saturday July 14 2007, 6:02 pm

Everytime I try to get on myspace, my computer says Bad Request?

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theymos answered Saturday July 14 2007, 8:32 pm:
Your computer is sending incomplete or broken HTTP packets. This is either a problem with your ISP or your browser. Even if you normally use firefox, switch to IE7 and go to tools>internet options>advanced. Find and UNcheck "show friendly http error messages". Go to myspace and follow the instructions the error page gives you. If the instructions don't fix it, contact your ISP.

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