Web pages not fully loading

I apologize if this is not the correct place to ask this question, it seemed the closest in my opinion. Recently certain web pages haven't been fully loading for me (mainly facebook as of right now). On facebook its mainly pictures that don't load. The problem occurs on Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox and I haven't confirmed it yet but I'm sure all other browsers. However, on my laptop the pages fully load in both Chrome and Firefox. I've ran cache, registry, maleware and virus scanners/cleaners and although they found some normal or petty files to clean, after cleaning the problem still exists. The question I have how can I figure this out without doing a format and fresh install?
 
Sounds to me like something has taken over your browsers. Sometimes I've gotten lucky by paying attention to what programs are listed in the "uninstall a program" list in the control panel. You can also check for any add-ons that you don't know about that may have been added to these browsers.
 
Well I've checked the windows add/remove programs, my start menu all programs, and revo uninstall. Nothing is out of the ordinary. Also checked all the plugins and extensions in both firefox and chrome. Nothing that I haven't put in myself. And also kept an eye on the task manager while browsing and opening various browsers. The only thing I have noticed is netsession_win.exe. There's 2 Images currently one at about 7k mem and the other at 11k mem. I don't know if I haven't paid attention to them before or if they're not supposed to be running. Other than that everything is as normal as I can see.
 
Well even though its not the source of my problem, I uninstalled it anyways after reading that site. Any ideas what I could try to narrow this problem down? Or is there any information/screen shots I can give that can help narrow this down?
 
have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling those browsers? In between uninstalling and reinstalling make sure to go through and manually delete any folder that have to do with either program.


I had this happen once before and have gone through the same procedures I'm telling you here. It's been so long back, that I can't even remember what the fix was back then.

I do know that one time recently, I was having problems with a few particular websites and I fixed it by going in and deleting the cookies for those sites and deleting all temp internet files. You can also hit CTRL SHFT R to reload the webpage from the internet and bypass the cache.
 
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