It seems ever since my laptop updated to Windows 11, I get this error for trying to access Costco or Lego.

Hello, Tyler Raber.

Thanks for your reply.

This is likely due to a network issue or settings by the website developer.

By using some methods to simulate accessing the website from other countries, it works fine.

However, when accessing from my own country, the error message is the same as mentioned in the question.

This indicates that access control exists on the Costco website. (www.costco.com is not a Microsoft website, Microsoft will not be responsible for it. Please be careful to discern whether the information on the website poses any danger.)

They detect where the visitors are from, then allow access for some and deny access for others, displaying an error.

The judgment for other websites is the same. If I can't access any websites, it may be a problem with the network settings or Edge settings.

If only some websites can't be accessed, it indicates there might be an issue with the website itself or with the network.

If there are any updates, please feel free to reply.

Best regards.

Malygos - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

This is happening on multiple web sites, and is happening to me as well. I don't know that this is an individual website issue.

Hello, Tracy Rye.

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

As the website suggests, you do not have permission.

This website is not a Microsoft website, and it is very likely an issue with the website itself.

Can your friend access it normally?

If your friend can access it, please try connecting to the internet through your friend's network.

I suggest contacting the website developer to report the issue.

This information indicates that you have connected to the website, but the request has been rejected due to the website developer's settings, and a message has been returned to you.

If there are any updates, please feel free to reply.

Best regards.

Malygos - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Hello, Tracy Rye.

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

As the website suggests, you do not have permission.

This website is not a Microsoft website, and it is very likely an issue with the website itself.

Can your friend access it normally?

If your friend can access it, please try connecting to the internet through your friend's network.

I suggest contacting the website developer to report the issue.

This information indicates that you have connected to the website, but the request has been rejected due to the website developer's settings, and a message has been returned to you.

If there are any updates, please feel free to reply.

Best regards.

Malygos - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist