Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 10
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Whenever I try to access Lowes.com I keep getting this message:
Access Denied
You don't have permission to access "http://www.lowes.com/search?" on this server.
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I can access home depot, and other store sites without issues but this one doesn't work.
Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 10
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Here's how I fixed it.
From the Chrome browser, click the lock icon in the address field (next to the website url. )
Click on "cookies"
A list of cookies that are in use for the site will appear in the pop up window.
Click the first cookie, and click remove.
Continue removing all cookies until there are none left.
Reload the website lowes.com
You should be good to go.
I have found out that if I disable the "Capital One" shopping cashback extension until I am ready to checkout I have no issues. I have tried 10 times with and without and only 2 times was I able to shop normally with the extension enabled.
I also cleared out all other cookies as the previous poster suggested.
Here's how I fixed it.
From the Chrome browser, click the lock icon in the address field (next to the website url. )
Click on "cookies"A list of cookies that are in use for the site will appear in the pop up window.
Click the first cookie, and click remove.
Continue removing all cookies until there are none left.
Reload the website lowes.com
You should be good to go.
THis worked for me as long as I turned off the "Capital One" shopping extension until final checkout. Did you have any shopping credit extensions or apps enabled?
I reached this support question due to a client using NoScript to block JavaScript for security purposes. What I noticed was this: NoScript must allow both lowes.com and lowescdn.com at the same time. If one is blocked, a cookie gets placed on the browser. Even if both domains are permitted, the cookie keeps producing the Access Denied message. A private browser session solves this or, as the person I upvoted pointed out, the cookies for lowes.com get deleted. Both domains must be permitted and the page will reload without issue.
THANK YOU, SIR! :D Our issue was kicked off by NoScript blocking lowescdn.com but allowing lowes.com. I guess Lowes isn't a fan of this and places some kind of rotten cookie on the browser. The cookie must be cleared and both domains permitted.