For some reason PCHelpForum.net redirected me to Google. Is your guys website having problems again?
Solved PCHF Redirects to Google?
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There have been no issues on my end ither
How long have you been having this issue?
Did you try form different browsers and make sure to type in the correct address?
How long have you been having this issue?
Did you try form different browsers and make sure to type in the correct address?
Started yesterday. It even does it on my tablet. I can only get to you guys by VPN. Not sure what's going on.
It's not only on my devices, PCHF redirects to Google on my Aunt's phone & most likely on my sisters devices too.
We will just check your machine to see what is going on.
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We will just check your machine to see what is going on.
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The problem was the router needed a reboot, I rebooted it & now I can come here w/out using a VPN. :thumbsup:
some internal cache must have filled up.
all lot of modems/routers/servers need regular rebooting, like every other month or so, that's partly why you get those notices from your bank or some service provider informing you of upcoming scheduled events like "we will be doing a system upgrade this weekend and you can't log on from midnight to 2am" - stuff like that.
yes it can be to install to features or fix bugs but they also take the opportunity to simply reboot all their gear.
all lot of modems/routers/servers need regular rebooting, like every other month or so, that's partly why you get those notices from your bank or some service provider informing you of upcoming scheduled events like "we will be doing a system upgrade this weekend and you can't log on from midnight to 2am" - stuff like that.
yes it can be to install to features or fix bugs but they also take the opportunity to simply reboot all their gear.
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