Gamestop app cannot connect to server when logging in

Do you have a wireless router to connect the tablet to? If so, you need to open the internet or wireless app and connect to that router. Then Google will see its server.

Well I can help you fix this but I may need more information... Try making sure your connected to Internet. Since none of your apps are loading you can check this way.

Open CMD
type "ping google.com" without the quotes
if you get something that pops up with number then you are connected, if you get that it cannot recieve anything it means your computer is not recieving internet, no matter what the network setting says.

Slow web pages could be the result of dns server timeouts. Your router is probably getting the dns servers from your Internet provider. (Logging on to the router should tell you the routers dns server IP address).
The PC's could be getting their dns server IP address either from your Server or the 2700HGV router. Disconnecting your server from the network and connecting a PC to the router should test this premise.
Take your server out of equation and see if Internet access and webpages speeds up. later test your speed here ScanmySpeed.com

The GameStop app looks like it is only for window machines. At least according to the website. Download GameStop PC App At GameStop com

Well, if that is a server...maybe you are not connected to the internet. You can check your connection. Or call your Internet provider and ask them to check to make sure that you have a good connection. Check your WiFi connections before you try to log in. You should see a progress bar showing the server is connecting you to the web. Or hit the Refresh button or F5 to refresh. Maybe it will help. Good luck.

It probably means that you are using a different computer (ip address) or your laptop is connected through a different server than usual. Facebook sees that as potentially suspicious activity as in, someone else trying to log onto your account.
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ASA's log is usualy stored localy on ASA itself, so easiest way to export that log is to go with telnet/ssh/console on it, do a command : show logging and copy/paste output into a new file.
but beware - this log is really short and as soon as ASA is rebooted - it's gone.
you could set asa to log to a syslog server (free on linux/freebsd or for windows use KIWI app).
that way all ASA log output is stored on pc/server running your syslog server.

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