Megaupload Help

[Danny1986]

Alright guys, I have been using Megaupload regularly for years now, and up until the last week or so, no problems. Then this past week I keep getting this message every single time I try and download something, I am using a free account by the way. Any help greatly appreciated.

Danny1986 Reviewed by Danny1986 on 16th Apr 2010. Megaupload Help Alright guys, I have been using Megaupload regularly for years now, and up until the last week or so, no problems. Then this past week I keep getting this message every single time I try and download something, I am using a free account by the way. Any help greatly appreciated. http://i.imgur.com/aozxd.png Rating: 5

[delboy]

Hi,
Have you tried resetting your router yet ?

Delboy

[Spooky]

I believe it has something to do with a linkchecker.

i have had that happen when i use the cavern link checker within firefox

[Danny1986]

I have reset my router, yes mate.

Also, I don't have any link-checkers installed.

[Spooky]

Sorry cannot help any further.

[RT]

Are you on a wireless connection?

[Danny1986]

No problems SpookyLady, thank you for trying anyway.

RT, no mate, using broadband.

[delboy]

No problems SpookyLady, thank you for trying anyway.

RT, no mate, using broadband.

Have you tryed another mega account ? you have already used a pen/paper clip in the reset hole of you router ? what provider are you with ?

[Danny1986]

I have reset it, yeah mate. Tried unplugging it, resetting, flushing DNS, clearing cache etc.

I live in UK, with TalkTalk.

[delboy]

I have reset it, yeah mate. Tried unplugging it, resetting, flushing DNS, clearing cache etc.

I live in UK, with TalkTalk.

Cool Another Uk Webmaster Anyway back on topic TalkTalk, if i remember correctly they are a Dynamic provider so just turning off your router and turning it back on should reset your ip... and if you are getting the same message after resetting your ip it seems a bit strange...

I assume you have a secure wifi ?? and are not using any megaupload tools ??