@Net user: Home broadband user with router, straight connection to the internet. @Mordac85: Ah, never thought of changing the vb script, seems a simple solution, not to me though I'm not familiar with how VB scripts work, and when I opened it to edit, i was assured I had no idea about what to change. Would someone please be able to help me out, by editing the file below and adding "127.0.0.1" as a prefix to all site names? There needs to be at least a space or tab between them... (I think) Gen_pornlist.zip I just came across that problem with DNS sites not resolving; websites without 'www' as the prefix wouldn't load, and I had to change them. This was the case for some sites where a search is done, and it sees no need to the prefix. I simply changed the DNS back to normal, and everything works fine. Thanks to anyone who has helped out, i appreciate it Cheers