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What should I do when a 404 Not Found nginx blocks me from search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.?

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Before I started using Firefox, my default browser was Internet Explorer. That was the start of my problems with "404 Not Found nginx". I can no longer access Google. That was when I converted to using Firefox, in hopes that this problem would go away. It didn't. Again if I typed in "www.google.com" in the URL box, the nearly blank page with "404 Not Found nginx" would show up. I decided to just stick with Firefox but just use "Bing" as my default search engine. Only about a week later the same problem occurred with Bing. I then tried Yahoo, but there was no luck with that either. I currently do not have a search engine to use. Please help.

Before I started using Firefox, my default browser was Internet Explorer. That was the start of my problems with "404 Not Found nginx". I can no longer access Google. That was when I converted to using Firefox, in hopes that this problem would go away. It didn't. Again if I typed in "www.google.com" in the URL box, the nearly blank page with "404 Not Found nginx" would show up. I decided to just stick with Firefox but just use "Bing" as my default search engine. Only about a week later the same problem occurred with Bing. I then tried Yahoo, but there was no luck with that either. I currently do not have a search engine to use. Please help.

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This helps http://en.kioskea.net/faq/15289-google-nginx-404-error I had the same problem for 1 month. Finally I found the solution.