cant access beatport.com

no, i think it may be to do with the settings on my laptop, when i try to open beatport, a new window opens for a few seconds, then a sign appears saying that the window is working and then closes. i am using vista, and can access beaport fine on an xp enabled pc ...

ok, thanks, lowering the security level has worked, i can know get onto beatport, i hope this doesn't cause any problems with anything else, if so, then i will try switching to firefox .. thankyou laura for ur help.

i've actually switched to firefox anyway and its just generally better and quicker on everything ..thanx.

I have windows vista and I can't even get onto the beatport homepage - a message saying that the file isn't recognised and I need to download MIME? wtf?
I tried following Laura's instructions and that didn't help either.
And I've even tried bypassing the homepage by clicking on a link to something within beatport, but I get a communication error (and yes, I cheked i was online).
I've got a beatport a/c that I created on this same computer so I can't for the life of me work out what's going on....and I want to buy some muzak!

I have windows vista, the new beatport was working a week ago and now it won't get passed the initializing screen. I have already tried to clear cache, cookies, temp files, etc. I even disabled all firewalls/virus scans, and I already cleared the websites from the macromedia site. I have also lowered the security settings on my IE. I have not loaded any new software nor have i installed any updates. Beatport 3.0 worked perfect, and i really wish they would fix this prob or go back to the old version. please help!

I don't use firefox. Why won't it work with VISTA? I tested it again today... still no go. How can we make this work with VISTA?

i have that problem with safari,
somethings went wrong, i only get html screen to download flash, but its instaled and working perfectly enywhere else

nop. nothin changed

I already downloaded firefox but when i go into beatport this is what it says.....

www.beatport.com uses an invalid security certificate.

The certificate will not be valid until 11/5/2007 6:00 PM.

(Error code: sec_error_expired_certificate)

I am also cannot access Beatport through Firefox. I have no problems through IE. I have aVast and ZoneAlarm installed and have tried various ways of reducing internet security to get access to Beatport to no avail....

I am also cannot access Beatport through Firefox. I have no problems through IE. I have aVast and ZoneAlarm installed and have tried various ways of reducing internet security to get access to Beatport to no avail....

This is rediculous, I can't access beatport either. I had this problem before, using google chrome, but it would work in IE. Now it will not work in any browser. I get a popup box from IE saying that content is blocked due to an invalid security certificate. I've cleared all cash, installed and uninstalled and reinstalled flash countless times, I removed ALL security settings, even manually enabled display mixed content. But it still gives me the message, with only one option, to "display blocked content."

But when I click on that, it just reloads the page and the same message pops up, with beatport stuck on the loading screen flickering between 100 and 102% which makes no sense either.

This really sucks.

In all other browsers, it will only show a text only page with a broken picture link that downloads flash....again.

i can't load beatport through safari, it sticks in the initializing part!!! i have the new flash and emptied cache, 3 days ago it was working, what i did was to update safari, colud that be the problem??

can't get into beatport either. osx 10.5.7 straight out of the box

Et quelle surprise, I cannot access Beatport either. Not for the first time mind, getting stuck on the "initializing" screen has been something of a sport for the past two years. Initially on XP with Firefox. Then with Vista and Firefox. Now with Windows 7 and Firefox 3.5. I'd love to know how much business this has steered away from Beatport over the years. Has Beatport ever considered moving away from badly portable, full of fail, technologies like Flash, and using regular web pages like other e-commerce sites? Probably not, that would be too obvious after all, and might result in them attracting more business.

I won't ask for a solution, because history indicates that I will merely be farting into the wind, and I don't want to pollute the air for y'all just because one music seller isn't capable of organizing a piss-up in a brewery.