Only posting this here because i literally can not gain any access to snooker. I try to go website and all i get is a page saying this -



It is confusing me now as pool works fine on either browser that i use but not snooker on every browser it does the same thing. Anyone got any ideas as i have tried to restart the laptop and everything.

Sounds like a Malware Virus mate - check your LAN settings and Proxy.

Reboot the router too - it could be something as simple as that.

Download: http://www.malwarebytes.org

Run the scans and then if it slows your computer - uninstall via Control Panel - this programs very useful.

Edited at 21:54 Sun 26/06/16 (BST)

I'll try the router reset soon then as i didn't understand the rest of it.

Router reset did not work

WhatsApp me mate and i'll try fix it step by step for you.

I give up.

Ive been in firewall protection on the control panel, denied Chrome as allowed and then allowed it again. Still not sorted it (that was an idea through an online help thing)

This only started today after i downloaded Ice Dragon browser.

if its malware id say Adwcleaner m8 that is very gd.

If its something to do with connection id try a proxy to test it (hotspot shield) m8.

Can you access snooker without the Firewall turned on?

I got no idea how to turn it off mate

What windows you running?

10 i think.

I fixed it sort of. Was an issue with McAfee security on the laptop. Disabled its fire wall protection. I use AVG but no had the time to download that back on the laptop so will delete McAfee completely later on but for now i can access the site now.

Good to hear mate, it sounded like a firewall issue possibly caused through malware. I used to use McAfee mate but I hated it. Windows 10 already has Windows Defender built in and Comodo IceDragon has its own malware protection. You may not require anything else...they'll just conflict with each other IMO.

AVG is good, use the Free version and keep to a minimum amount of devices. I'd still recommend downloading Malwarebytes temporarily just to keep the computer secured...delete afterwards using the Control Panel (Add/Remove Programs).

Ah McAfee wouldn't recommend that. Glad you got it sorted mate.

Yep AVG is good, took one or two viruses off my machine in its time.

Meanwhile, look at Detective Dave go