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Webpage continuously loads after it has loaded and can not go to another page?

crazyguy968
crazyguy968
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When I exit I cant start it back up again because the process is still running in the task manager. I can't kill the process in the task manager for some reason. The only way I can get rid of it is by restarting my computer. I deleted Mozilla Firefox and reinstalled to see if that would fix it. I created other profiles and got no success in going to this site (myspace.com). I even disabled everything and used the default theme but the problem persists. I can go to the site fine on Internet Explorer. It just started a couple days ago.

When I exit I cant start it back up again because the process is still running in the task manager. I can't kill the process in the task manager for some reason. The only way I can get rid of it is by restarting my computer. I deleted Mozilla Firefox and reinstalled to see if that would fix it. I created other profiles and got no success in going to this site (myspace.com). I even disabled everything and used the default theme but the problem persists. I can go to the site fine on Internet Explorer. It just started a couple days ago.

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crazyguy968
crazyguy968 Question owner
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I fixed it by downloading the new flash update.

Rahul Jaswal
Rahul Jaswal
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You could do the following things: 1. Run a virus scan. 2. Download the latest HIGHLY RECOMMENDED flash update for covering security vulnerabilities. 3. Try installing a BETA version of FF such as Aurora. Good Luck!