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Mine is doing it as well.
Just wrote a long pm, and it vanished
Quote by Ms_Whips
does anyone have any ideas?

Yes. It's buggered lol
Sorry redface I'm sure someone far more helpful will be along shortly - probably three helpful people, 'cause they're a bit like buses :giggle:
Your pc could be infected by ad-aware which are like virus's only with a different signature so your virus checker wouldn't find them.
They Run small programs that generate ads etc and take away power from your CPU.
If you have enough of them on your PC it will eventually get slower and slower.
Try installing a reliable adaware remover, I have Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware on some of my pc's and it does not a bad job.
Quote by Sarah
Mine is doing it as well.
Just wrote a long pm, and it vanished

There is a god after all!
Oh poo, forgot you have new buttons, sorry ma'am
I got the 503 message once earlier on but it has been fine for me apart from that.
My laptop's on a go slow too but I suspect that's because Easy's up to mischief on the computer upstairs :lol2:
Quote by essex34m
Mine is doing it as well.
Just wrote a long pm, and it vanished

There is a god after all!
Oh poo, forgot you have new buttons, sorry ma'am
:grin:
I might have been sending you a pm, but I wasn't! lol
Mine allso the same ....no adware or virus though error 503 coming up quite a lot though :shock:
perhaps just a glitch .....
steve
I haven't had one of hose error messages today, though I have had it a couple of times in the last week. But overall, all is fine here.
I had spybot on my pc for a while and found it more trouble than it's worth. I downloaded avast as an anti virus protection and run AVG for virus scans alongside it. No problems with either and they're free! I like free :thumbup:
Quote by Ms_Whips
i keep getting this message all the time
HTTP Error 503: The requested service is unavailable
The service you requested is temporarily unavailable
The service may be unavailable because the server has reached the limit of the number of requests it is willing to serve in parallel. This number depends on the type of request you were submitting. If the document you requested was a dynamic document it may be that the application generating these documents is currently not running.
it's doing my head in and it's not just with this site. my comp in general is running slow even though i've run a virus check. it's also freezing alot and my internet connection is being dodgy too. i have a vodafone dongle and although it's usually powered by snails (due to poor reception in my area) they seem to have gone on strike altogether.
does anyone have any ideas?
whips

Yes, you have a lack of naked pictures in your gallery causing a disappointment bottleneck on your data bus wink
Quote by Ms_Whips
i keep getting this message all the time
HTTP Error 503: The requested service is unavailable
The service you requested is temporarily unavailable
The service may be unavailable because the server has reached the limit of the number of requests it is willing to serve in parallel. This number depends on the type of request you were submitting. If the document you requested was a dynamic document it may be that the application generating these documents is currently not running.
it's doing my head in and it's not just with this site. my comp in general is running slow even though i've run a virus check. it's also freezing alot and my internet connection is being dodgy too. i have a vodafone dongle and although it's usually powered by snails (due to poor reception in my area) they seem to have gone on strike altogether.
does anyone have any ideas?
whips

Yes, you have a lack of naked pictures in your gallery causing a disappointment bottleneck on your data bus wink
sorry to disappoint but it will be staying that way to lol cheeky man!
whips
Well thats just upped your disappointment bottleneck so don't come complaining if you grind to a half due to lack of nudeage (thats a techy term you know) :twisted:
Might be off the mark here, but I think 503 errors are generated at the server due to overload or maintenance, so it would indicate problems with the site, not your PC. :thumbup:
Quote by Cubes
Might be off the mark here, but I think 503 errors are generated at the server due to overload or maintenance, so it would indicate problems with the site, not your PC. :thumbup:

sounds fairly right to me, but i believe it can also be a problem with your ISP's server that routes you to the net, something to do with data streams and sockets.
(maybe Whips has a sock causing a disappointment blockage on her data bus :hahasmile
Been having a nose around and it isn't your PC, probably your ISP. This is worth a look
Resolution
The 503 Service Unavailable error is a "server-side" error, meaning the problem is not with your PC or Internet connection but instead is a problem with the web site's server.
Even though the issue is not yours to troubleshoot or resolve, there are a few things you can do:
1. Retry the web page by clicking the refresh/reload button or trying the URL from the address bar again. Even though the 503 Service Unavailable error is reporting an error on the web site's servers and not your computer, the server error is usually only temporary. Trying the page again will often be successful.
Note: If the 503 Service Unavailable error message appears during the checkout process at an online merchant, be aware that duplicate attempts to checkout may end up creating multiple orders - and multiple charges! Most merchants have automatic protections from these kinds of actions but it's still something to keep in mind.
2. Come back later. The 503 Service Unavailable error is a common error message on very popular websites when a huge increase in traffic by visitors (that's you!) is overwhelming the servers.
As more and more visitors leave the website, the chances of a successful page load for you increases.
3. If you can't wait any longer for the problem to be resolved or if you'd like to help out, you may want to attempt to contact the webmaster or another website contact and advise them of their server error.