need someone to help, with computer

cosmos

After setting up my VPN i cant get into the sites i,m after, is there anyone who can come to my place or i go to theirs, willing to pay,

spicyayam

You should mention your location. What VPN are you using? What error do you get when you access the site? If you are paying for a VPN service then I would recommend contacting their support for help.

cosmos

express vpn, just get nothing, i may have someone, so thanks

harryopal

If you are near Jalan Uluwatu Jimbaran try Ganesh computers. Excellent. Address: Uluwatu St No.20, Jimbaran, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361 Hours: Open ⋅ Closes 10PM Health and safety: Appointment required · Mask required · Temperature check required · Staff wear masks · Staff get temperature checks · Staff required to disinfect surfaces between visits · Safety dividers at checkout · More details Phone: 0812-3657-5643

cosmos

If you are near Jalan Uluwatu Jimbaran try Ganesh computers. Excellent. Address: Uluwatu St No.20, Jimbaran, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361 Hours: Open ⋅ Closes 10PM Health and safety: Appointment required · Mask required · Temperature check required · Staff wear masks · Staff get temperature checks · Staff required to disinfect surfaces between visits · Safety dividers at checkout · More details Phone: 0812-3657-5643

thank you

BaliMatt

cosmos wrote After setting up my VPN i cant get into the sites i,m after, is there anyone who can come to my place or i go to theirs, willing to pay,

Hi not sure if you're still stuck. You don't need any professional help, solution is simple. When you use a VPN, the VPNs default server (and therefore your new IP address) could be anywhere, like Romania or the Netherlands. When you try and access certain websites, for example a stockbroker in Australia, said stockbroker probably has to comply with regulations to make sure there customers are all located in Australia. They will therefore block IP addresses from anywhere other than Australia. If you have a proper paid for VPN and not a very basic free one, just go on your VPN settings and change the server to the Australian option (or whatever country is releavant for the website your trying to access). I can't watch BBC iplayer when I'm outside the UK unless I use a VPN and use the UK server option as the BBC restricts non UK IP addresses. Hope that helps.

Markit

BaliMatt wrote If you have a proper paid for VPN and not a very basic free one, just go on your VPN settings and change the server to the Australian option (or whatever country is releavant for the website your trying to access). I can't watch BBC iplayer when I'm outside the UK unless I use a VPN and use the UK server option as the BBC restricts non UK IP addresses. Hope that helps.

I've never been able to use the VPN to use iplayer in the UK - the message I get. [I][B]Using a VPN or proxy? Try disabling it.[/B][/I] [B][I] [/I][/B] [I][B] If we detect that you might be using a VPN, you'll be unable to play programmes. This is because we need to be confident you're in the UK, and if you're using a VPN or proxy, we can't detect reliably where you are. [/B][/I] If you are able to use your VPN to access the Beeb I'd be interested in how that might work?

BaliMatt

Markit wrote I've never been able to use the VPN to use iplayer in the UK - the message I get. [I][B]Using a VPN or proxy? Try disabling it.[/B][/I] [B][I] [/I][/B] [I][B] If we detect that you might be using a VPN, you'll be unable to play programmes. This is because we need to be confident you're in the UK, and if you're using a VPN or proxy, we can't detect reliably where you are. [/B][/I] If you are able to use your VPN to access the Beeb I'd be interested in how that might work?

Hi Yes companies are getting smarter, it's a bit cat and mouse with people like us trying circumvent restrictions. Sky Sports is especially hard as they don't like VPNs and they also check the clock on your pc against the time in their country (UK) and other stuff. So you need to fudge your clock too. With regard to the VPN, the BBC will have a list of known VPN IP addresses, that they automatically block. However they won't have every IP address for every VPN UK server in the world, so maybe try a different VPN (smaller lesser known one probably better for this) and don't forget to change the default server to a UK one for BBC. If still no luck you could alternatively just use a UK proxy server. Just google SOCKS 5 proxy. You can buy them cheap enough, then copy and paste server details into your browser network settings. Again just google this for how to videos, it's not hard. SOCKS 5 is actually better for streaming as VPNs can be slow due to high traffic and the encryption that isn't really neccessary for not data sensisistive stuff like watching videos.

PERtoDPS

I'm not that desperate for UK content and if I do find something that I want to watch I usually just use a torrent downloader and pirate it. I just get annoyed when dumb tech beats me.

The VPN I use has special IP addresses that are tagged for the content, eg Hulu, BBC, Netflix UK etc. You will get the odd one that won't work on any vpn but it's pretty rare. https://privatevpn.com/ I have no reason to promote to you, it's simply one I picked off google years ago and it did the job. Occasionally they run % off deals.

Markit

BaliMatt wrote Hi Yes companies are getting smarter, it's a bit cat and mouse with people like us trying circumvent restrictions. Sky Sports is especially hard as they don't like VPNs and they also check the clock on your pc against the time in their country (UK) and other stuff. So you need to fudge your clock too. With regard to the VPN, the BBC will have a list of known VPN IP addresses, that they automatically block. However they won't have every IP address for every VPN UK server in the world, so maybe try a different VPN (smaller lesser known one probably better for this) and don't forget to change the default server to a UK one for BBC. If still no luck you could alternatively just use a UK proxy server. Just google SOCKS 5 proxy. You can buy them cheap enough, then copy and paste server details into your browser network settings. Again just google this for how to videos, it's not hard. SOCKS 5 is actually better for streaming as VPNs can be slow due to high traffic and the encryption that isn't really neccessary for not data sensisistive stuff like watching videos.

I'm not that desperate for UK content and if I do find something that I want to watch I usually just use a torrent downloader and pirate it. I just get annoyed when dumb tech beats me.

Markit

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