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

This issue did not occur until after the last update to Edge went in about a week ago. Sites that I have been going to for years and even last week, I am not able to access.

What changes were made to Edge that is causing these errors. Please stop providing the generic answers of the website is not valid or it is the companies website. Please go back and see what updates were made that is causing this problem and not allowing websites to connect or be blocked.

You don't have permission to access "http://www.costco.com/" on this server.

Reference #18.47a7cb17.1712489203.8d44a102

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.47a7cb17.1712489203.8d44a102

It is driving me crazy and tempted to get a new laptop since it is over 4 years old.

I was getting the same errors on some shopping sites, Argos etc. where I could browse for a few minutes but sort filters weren't working and after about 7 or clicks the Akamai error appears and access to the site is blocked until I open it in a new tab.

On the same system I could run Chrome browser without any problems. In the end I turned off some sidebar functionality like Co-Pilot and anything else MS based. I also disabled Startup Boost and run exytensions when browser is closed and finally disabled the Refined Microsoft Terams extension.

After doing all of the above the site worked correctly again. Sort filters worked an clicking on products to get details and add them to the cart/basket worked without problem again.

I can't be bothered individually turning things back on to see which thing caused the problem as I can live without the things I disabled.

Hope this helps others.

This is not a network issue, it is a windows issue affecting login from PC's / laptops and is only a recent issue. This is a microsoft issue as from what i can see, this problem has only existed for the past month or so and extends across many websites. The common link here is Windows 11 and possible updates made over the past month or so.

I have always been able to access foxtel home page from my laptop using a variety of connection points but recently i cant even get to the home page. I have no problems accessing other websites. As stated, if i try to access the Foxtel Home page (www.foxtel.com.au) i get the following message;

You don't have permission to access "http://www.foxtel.com.au/index.html" on this server.

Reference #18.98464868.1715652820.2fea613

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.98464868.1715652820.2fea613

Please try and help, as this is an important issue.

Graham

Hopefully, you have had a chance to read through the previous entries. There is a lot of good information in there. Personally, it appears my issue is resolved now. I just read yesterday (5/14/2024) that both Microsoft (Windows and Edge) and Google Chrome announced mitigations for key Zero Day threats. All should install these right away. Everyone should run Windows Update and Update your browsers (Chrome and/or Edge). Also, run virus scans (my system has yet to report a virus).

My system must have been infected as a result of one of these. The result of the infection is the IP for my WiFi router was getting blacklisted by one site. Then I would have partial or full access to certain sites blocked (eg, Costco, Ace Hardware, Home Depot, ...). This is a result of the issue with Windows or the browser.

In order to restore access, I needed to get a new IP address. This can be challenging, but here are some options.

1. Call your internet provider and ask for a new IP Address. I couldn't get mine to do this for me.
2. Change the MAC address on your wifi router. I did this and it worked.
3. If you have mesh routers with multiple nodes, you can swap one in place of the main router which is hardwire connected to your modem. Look up how to do this as the steps may be different based on your router. I ended up doing this.

Note that I ended up needing to get new IP address many times as the problem recurred because the root of the problem wasn't fixed. I also blocked devices in my house to try and narrow down the problem. This did not prove useful. I have three PCs and not sure which one(s) is the problem.