Atlas O Website

Are u using an apple device?  Never worked on mine, works on my Android tablet

shop.atlasrr.com     

The O, HO, and N scale models/track/accessories, have been consolidated to one website. 

I used Google Chrome on my desktop then called Bill to place my order since one of the parts wasn’t on the website. I received my parts order today.

I just learned that I can get to the Atlas website from my laptop, but not my desktop?    I can't find the differences, but there must be a security block someplace in my desktop.

The correct URL for the Atlas web site is: https://shop.atlasrr.com. It’s a web site no different from millions of others. If you using some other URL, that could be the reason. 

The website changed addresses a few years ago when they made revisions. 

Andrew

It is the website described by Rich that I am trying to get to.     We have 3 computers in the house and all have Widnows 10 and all supposedly up to date.    And each one has some different behavior when accessing the internet and some other things.    Whatever happened to interchangeable parts?   

Hi Jim, Rich's link works well.   Happy Sunday   Al

prrjim,

I have once or twice had trouble reaching the site. I'm going on memory - but I think clearing the cache from the browser (Firefox in my case) cleared the problem. I don't mean clearing all the cookies, just the cache. If that doesn't work, try deleting the Atlas cookie(s).

David

99.9% of the time, issues like this have nothing to do with computer hardware.  You could have three different copies of the same hardware, all packed with the same software, and run into a problem like this.  Something as simple as bumping the machine while in operation or a slight power fluctuation can cause unintended software changes (settings, corruption, you name it) producing the result you experienced.  Best thing to do is reinstall the software on the "buggy" hardware and see if the problem resolves.

Chuck

@prrjim posted:

...We have 3 computers in the house and all have Windows 10...

That's your problem. Windoze 10. 

Seriously, clear the cache and cookies in your browsers (all of them) and try again. It is likely a corrupted cookie doing this.

All my business PCs run Windows 7 Pro and I will never update them to Windoze 10. Far too many privacy and security issues with Win 10. If I get to the point where certain things no longer work in Win 7, I'll just dump all the PCs and start using my MAC Pro for everything. Currently I only use the MAC for video editing in Final Cut Pro X, but it is MUCH easier to use and more infinitely more secure than Windoze 10.

An example of the MAC ease of use...I have multiple terabytes of video files stored on about a dozen Western Digital Red hard drives. If I need to change hard drives to access video files for a client that are not currently mounted, it takes me about two minutes to shut down, swap out a hard drive and reboot the MAC. Try that with a PC.

Rich,

You were right on.   I tried just clearing the cache as someone suggested, to save my connections.   It worried me to do more.    but that did not work.   so I cleared the cache and the cookies and now it working again.

I am glad to be back since I use this desktop for nearly everyhint.g

Jim