m.<website> problem

I've been trying to get to www.lge.com.au and www.racv.com.au for sometime now. Everytime I try I get redirected to m.<website>. Eg m.lge.com.au, which by the cutdown size of it might be for mobile devices, yet I'm using a desktop PC.

Any idea why does this happens?

thanks
Tanya

Both can be readily accessed here in Victoria.

Dwarf said:

Could the problem somehow be linked to this? Downgrading from cable to ADSL2+

ROFL.... I haven't moved yet. I am moving on the 22nd.

I've had this problem for about 8 months, on cable. With 3 different routers. And with different DNS servers, eg 10.4.4.4, OpenDNS and Optu$'s default DNS servers.

This happens on my PC only. My XP server is fine, as are my sons computers, and the PC's attached to the various plasma TVs.

My guess, it's something wrong with my PC

So I guess sooner or later I'm going to be asked what the differences in the PCs are. Hardware wise, they are all identical except for aftermarket coolers.

Software wise, I have ffdshow, DVDFAB, AnyDVD and AVISynth on my PC, whereas they have mostly games. Runescape, CSS, GMOD, etc. They use MSN Live, I do not. I use Outlook for mail, they use yahoo! Mail. Apart from that, we have a core of standard applications.

I have disabled homegroup on all computers. The list of Windows services is the same - since I deliberately configured them all the same.

Golden said:

Golden said:

Mmmm... I don't get a re-direction : it simply says IE cannot connect to these pages.

Correction : I can see both just fine - earlier I was trying to access it from our dodgy work connection.

That's good. Then there must be a problem with my windows.

But doing this fixed it..

First Optimize the Ie 8:

1. Open Internet Explorer 8.
2. Click Tools , and then click Internet Options .
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Under Reset Internet Explorer Settings , click Reset .

1. Open Internet Explorer 8.
2. Click Tools , and then click Internet Options .
3. Click the Security tab.
4. Click Reset all zones to default level , and then click OK .

Open Internet Explorer 8.

1. Click Tools , and then click Delete Browsing History .
2. In Delete Browsing History , click Delete All .
3. Click to select the Also delete files and settings stored by add-ons check box, and then click OK .