It looks like you’ve run into Cloudflare’s **Error 1005 – Access denied** page. This isn’t a problem with your browser’s cookies; it’s a block that the site’s owner has placed on the entire IP range (ASN 24940) you’re coming from.
### What’s happening?
- **Error 1005** means the website’s firewall has explicitly denied traffic from your network.
- The message isn’t about cookies, Java‑Script, or your browser settings.
### How to work around it
1. **Switch networks** – Try a different internet connection (e.g., mobile hotspot, a friend’s Wi‑Fi, or a VPN that exits from a different ASN).
2. **Use a VPN** – Choose a server located in a different region or ISP so the request comes from a different IP block.
3. **Contact the site owner** – If you have a legitimate reason to access the site, reach out (via a contact form on another page, social media, or a phone number) and ask them to whitelist your IP range.
4. **Check for corporate firewalls** – If you’re on a corporate network, the organization’s outbound IP may be part of the blocked ASN. Using a personal connection can help.
### Quick checklist
- Clear browser cache (just in case) – but this won’t affect the block.
- Disable any proxy settings that might be routing you through the same ASN.
- Verify that your ISP isn’t assigning you a static IP that falls within the blocked range.
If none of these steps work, the only reliable solution is to access the site from a different IP address that isn’t on the blocked list. Unfortunately, there’s no setting on your end that can “enable cookies” to bypass this particular Cloudflare restriction.
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