When i visit www.habbo.co.uk ...

[iUnknown]

Try restarting your router. This will reset your internet connection and most probably your IP also. Your IP may be on a blocked or redirected list for them for a number of reasons, and restarting your router will reset this, in effect getting you off the list.

If that still doesn't fix it, use firefox and get firefox addon SwitchProxy: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/125

With that, you can use proxy internet connections but through the firefox browser, not a proxy browser. So you use someone elses internet but not through a webpage. That will load all images and habbo etc. fine with no restriction.

[habtasia]

Thanks, but now i cant find any proxy configuration urls or PAC's :S

Can you recommend one?

[iUnknown]

Thanks, but now i cant find any proxy configuration urls or PAC's :S

Can you recommend one?

I can't remember where I found mine, sorry.

You should try googling "mozilla firefox proxy configurations" or something like that.

[kuzkasate]

Try using a different browser. Like Mozilla or Firefox (sorry if someone already posted, I didnt read all posts)

[habtasia]

Try using a different browser. Like Mozilla or Firefox (sorry if someone already posted, I didnt read all posts)

it happens on all browsers:

Firefox
IE
Safari
Chrome
NetScape

[habtasia]

No more help?

Still not resolved

[Kevin]

No more help?

Still not resolved

There is always the last resort of system restore,

(1) Do you have more than one computer
(2) Does habbo work on the other ones?

[habtasia]

I have tried that, there is no restore points which is before this started and:

1) There is 1 more computer (Desktop)
2) Habbo does work on the desktop computer!

[Implement]

Remove all Macromedia/Adobe Items you have installed (flash, shockwave, etc) and restart your pc, then once restarted, go to adobe website and download and install all files again. Install all like normal, and restart your pc again.

Then try, if that doesn't help, check your browsers security settings, as if they're set wrong then some sites may not function correctly.

You could always also try Google Chrome.

Hope I helped.

[Robbie]

What does your hosts file say?

c:/windows/system32/drivers/etc and open hosts in notepad