Error: 500 Internal Error

This error usually occurs when you fill in a form on a web page
(contact form, shopping cart, feedback form) and click the submit
button.

This means the server or the script handling the form on the server
has a major problem. Again, there’s nothing you can do so just email
the website owner and move on.

By the way, resubmitting the form a dozen times, banging your hand
on the keyboard, and yelling at your monitor won’t fix the problem!

Error: 408 Request Timeout

This error usually occurs when you try to download a huge file or
large web page and, for whatever reason, the connection times out.

Simply hit your browser’s "Refresh" button and it should pick up the
download again where you left off.

If not, contact the website owner and inform them of the problem or
check back later.

Error: Host Unavailable

Grab a cup of coffee on this one and fall back to reading the
newspaper.

You can try hitting your "Refresh" button a couple of times, but,
for all intents and purposes, this means the server has gone down.

Try again in a few minutes on the off-chance you tried to access the
website just as the owners were restarting the server or temporarily
disconnected it from the Web.

If this doesn’t work, the phone rates your best course of action to
contact the website owner since it’s a safe bet their email won’t
work either.

Error: Unable to Locate Host

This message usually means one of three things: the web server is
down; your Internet connection is dead; you typed in the web address
incorrectly.

To correct the problem, first try retyping the web address into your
browser’s address bar. If that doesn’t work, try surfing over to
another website to make sure your connection is live.

If you can’t load any websites, contact your Internet service
provider (ISP) for technical assistance.

As a general rule, if you encounter an error while surfing the web,
try these steps in order to fix the problem:

1. Click your Web browser’s "Refresh" button.

2. Verify that you typed in the correct URL (web address)

3. Close down and restart your Web browser completely.

4. Contact the website owner to alert them to the problem or request
help.

5. Contact your ISP for help.

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