Am not able to go to a web site by typing www. Example - www.google.com.I have to type http://google.com.?
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Mostly CTRL + ENTER works....There is some problem with your BROWSER..Re install the BROWSER..Or change the Browser to MOZZILA or NETSCAPE
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you must type www. before your addy and .org-.net-or .com after the addy.
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some sites are accessible if you just use the IP adress of the host site instead of the Domain name.  Go here to convert domain names to IP adresses:\n\nhttp://www.zoneedit.com/lookup.html\n\nUnder #2 select IP address
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Whether you type www or not it will automattically typed. There are some sites with instead of www opens with http or https prefixed.
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I can help you with an easy fix.  Type in the address without the http:// and then hit Control Enter.  Doesn't address your specific question but it may help?
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what u mean ? please try add details\nu cant find domain what ?\ndomain name ?\ngot a problem for choosing a domain name ?\nare u lookin for a website ?\ndo u wanna register a domain name ?\nhttp://www.register.com
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It depends on the DNS name of the site you are connecting to. Some sites alias www.site.com and site.com... so either address would work. However, if the site only registers www.site.com, then site.com won't work.\n\nSo, it all depends on what the owner of the site registered as their DNS name.\n\nCheers :)
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Maybe you weren't connected to the internet at the time. Maybe the site was down for a few moments. Maybe the connection timed out. Maybe you accidentally misspelled the URL. Maybe a lot of things.\n\nAt the time of this writing, the site works fine for me, so keep trying! ; )
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Check if your website URL(Address) for spelling & format...\ni.e. http://www.something.com  or .net or .org or other domains\n\nIf you cannot determine that, search in Google for correct site address..\nhttp://www.google.co.in\n\nAnd if your site address is fine...and it still takes it some other website you havent heard off.... you PC is infected with SPYWARE..\nRemove spyware by installing antispyware like \nAdware SE: http://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/
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I just checked a domain registry and www.....com is not valid. Go to www.godaddy.com and type in what you want and it will tell you if it is available...that is if it is valid
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Can you elaborate some more? So you can access some web pages but not others? Which ISP are you using? That is, who is your provider?\n\nSometimes this may be because of poor connections. The best way to know this is when you find that you are having problems accessing a web page, try going to http://www.google.com. Google home page has very little data and if you can get to it then the problem may be with the other web page. If you cant get to google, then the problem may be with your provider.\n\nThe above is just a starting point.
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Are you logging into the right domain. Also there have been times I've changed a password and had the caps on when I changed it not really paying much attention and when trying to log back on I didn't have caps on so I couldn't log in.
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Both Yahoo! and Google support the site:www.host.name or site:.domain.name for limiting searches to a given host or domain.
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You need to include the protocol...ie:   www.microsoft.com doesnt work, but http://www.microsoft.com does......
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www is just a prefix . its ignored by newer browsers. there is nothing to worry about. \n\nif u need it, then type it.. thas the only way.
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There is a web hosting server, which has got different virual folders setup as websites...more like a schema...those folders are locked with a referenced IP address. So when you type in the website address...DNS reosloves the name to the IP address...and gives you the website to  your browser!\n\nHelps??
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If you want a specific site, type it in the address bar.  Typing a site name in the Yahoo! search bar will give only results found by the Yahoo! search engine.\n\nAlso, if you type the name in the address bar and another site with a similar name comes up, this may be due to a setting in Internet Explorer which allows it to find the site you're most likely looking for, rather than exactly what you typed in the address bar.