Please play nicely. No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....
Indeed, your contract is with BT/EE or whatever they call themselves this week. You have no say or relationship with and 3rd party they use to provide the service you bought.
Generally, I think missed installs do carry some compo, only peanuts mind, so kepp on 'em
Openreach own the network.
It's almost impossible to put a complaint into Openreach, you have to go through your broadband supplier, and in this case, it's not their fault.
Not their fault but, as Openreach is their effectively their sub contractor, they are responsible for the performance
And in your particular case AA, I suspect it was Norton. Best get rid of that junk IMHO. I just tried going into a Homehub via its IP on a W11 PC here, no issue.
Stange the IP isnt allowed, but at least you are in. easy workaround.
Stange the IP isnt allowed, but at least you are in. easy workaround.
Its weird, not something Windows does by default, nor can I think how I would make it.
So....Is it all insecure sites, or just your router.
Try http://example.com/
and I mean that site specifically, despite the name.
Wonder if that is interfering
Are you running third party antivirus / firewall?
You normally get a continue anyway button....try firefox for example, see if that gets you in?
