Heya
According to the description of the problem , m assuming that its something to do the proxy settings of the browser your using.Now if your using INTERNET EXPLORER Follow the steps mentioned below-:
open IE
Click on tools and then internet options
Then click on connections tab
Then lan settings
Now uncheck all the options starting from bottom including BYPASS PROXY SERVER FOR LOCAL ADDRESSES and USE A PROXY SERVER FOR YOUR LAN..
Click on apply ok
Restart IE
Now you ll be connected
Now if your using MOZILLA FIREFOX
Click on tools and then options
Click on advanced
Click on network and then settings
Select NO PROXY
Click ok and ok again
Restart Mozilla and u ll be connected
Now if your using a different browser let me know..Hope this fixes your problem if it doesn't please reply
Thanks & Regards
LOnG LIvE tHe GeEKS!!!!
Just turn of the proxy.
just do this : Step 1Click the "Tools" tab in Firefox which will display a drop-down menu. Click "Options" from the menu.
Step 2 An Option Dialogue Box will appear. Select the "Advanced" tab.
Step 3 On the "Advanced" screen, click the "Network" tab, and then the "Settings" tab.
Step 4Select the option that says "No Proxy."
Step 5Click "OK," then click "OK" again on the next screen. You have now disabled the proxy settings.
You should have turned off your proxy now.
Good Luck
SOURCE: Firefox refuses connection with ultrasurf's proxy
Well Ultrasurf obviously does not want to work with your internet connection (like mine)
For now you need to remove Ultrasurf. Go to Tools>>Add-ons>>UltraSurf Firefox Tool>>Disable OR Uninstall.
That should at least get your internet working...
As for a working proxy, try using a "Web based proxy"
Google it.
Thanks,
Ted
SOURCE: Proxy Server Refused Connection
If you're using Firefox, click on "Tools" at the top of the page, click
on "Options" which is at the bottom of the list that comes up, then
click Advanced, choose Network from the four tabs below that. There
should be a sentence "configure how Firefox connects to the Internet".
Click on the button next to it that says "settings". and make sure that
"Auto-detect proxy settings for this network" has a dot in the little
circle. If not, click on it and click on OK.
You may have to shut down Firefox (your internet browser programme), then try getting in again. Should have sorted it.
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