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For this, I am going to use IE as my browser for logging in, and yes the problem did exist even for this browser.

Infact, it is kind of difficult to modify without user intervention as editing requires elevated rights.īUT ENOUGH TALK, you can try renaming the hosts file and logging into the site again to see if this fixes the issue. Typically this file is never touched or modified, unless either yourself or another program has modified it. it can happen.Ī hosts file is a simple text file that your system will look up on as a sort of fallback for domain name resolution, the thing that allows you to type in .uk and not 12.34.56.78 (for example). I figured that the nature of my hosts file might be blocking something the site relies on. I myself use a custom hosts file in order to block malicious sites, ads and more not just on a browser, but on every program on my system. although I cannot guarantee it will work for you. If you have tried all of the above, and you still cannot log in, then you may be able to try this next thing.

If you are using any extensions which manipulate the way things work on pages, such as a privacy extension, then try disabling it on the site or disabling it completely.

If you are using a script blocker (NoScript etc), try disabling it on the site or disabling it completely.

If you are using an Adblock extension for Firefox or Chrome, try disabling it on the site or disabling it completely.

If you are using Firefox or Chrome (or anything else), try using the fallback browser, Internet Explorer.

Check if Shockwave Player (completely different) is the most recent version.

Check if your Flash Player is the most recent version.

I have personally managed to fix this problem so I thought I might as well post something to see whether this helps out anyone else.

This seems to be a common topic, sorta, and I myself have also faced this problem.