'The requested URL / ***** was not found on this server'

[coggles]

This is the message I get when I try to view other members profiles on another site I use. I never had problems before and have not intentionally done anything different. Can anyone explain what might have gone wrong and how I can remedy it please. Thank you.

[archbishop]

Is it something to do with that you have just bought a new computer,Coggles? Anyway my profile is not that interesting,you know more about me than I do about me.

[PaulB]

Yeah, SFT said there are probs with it at the mo cos of viruses but he's probs already told ya that lol
PS My profile is boring too ;oP

[vslucky3376]

yes,even i encouter such message 'The requested URL was not found on this server' while iam trying to access my yahoo briefcase. i can see all my files uploaded but iam not able to download it.PLease help.i need my course to subit by tuesday adn i dont ahve a spare copy.pl help.

[spazies]

i think it's something to do with your isp. do you use ntl broadband by any chance? i use that and i keep getting that annoying error also. if anyone finds a solution to this problem, [Email address removed as per site policy. - AB Editor]
there used to be another server you could use where you replace the profiles.yahoo.com with something else but that server has been disabled now.

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[Saint2008]

The requested URL / was not found on this server. im also getting this error, with Yahoo Profiles, and im on NTL as well any one got an answer to this yet?

[Chepper]

hey, im also on NTL and have had the same problem for a long time now :(

[eib]

I had this problem a while ago. If you go on internet options then click on the connections tab, select "Lan Settings". Check "use a proxy server", put in 80.1.224.4 as the address, and 8080 as the port. That should work, it's an NTL problem.