Connection Timing Out When Trying to Load Webpages

I have a 15 inch mid-2012 Macbook Pro. Recently, I have been having some serious problems with my connections. It seems that on my main account only secure websites will load and all others will just time out. I have tried 4 different we browsers, but they all have the same issue. I created a test account that started with default settings and Safari won't load anything there. It is not my connection, as I have tried multiple different locations and it happens at all of them. Also, my other devices still connect to the internet.
Something else I should mention is that my computer randomly shuts itself down when I have it closed. But as soon as I open it again, it starts up again making the disk noise and asking for my password. I am also running 10.10.1. I have 200 gb left on my hard drive and 16gb RAM if that matters at all (which I don't think it does but might as well give all the information)
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I have been trying to fix this for a couple weeks now and no luck.

Hmmmm. Likely one of three things.
1. One you have firewall software that is blocking the connection. You would need to check with what ever company's software you are using to find out how to check this.
2. You might be trying when the ITMS is just too overloaded to complete the connection. You might try it at night and see if you have the same issue. If so then this is probably not it.
3. Your ISP has a connection issue. If you go to the start menu, select RUN, then type cmd, click ok. That should open a command line window. Type ping apple.com -s 1000 and hit enter. Let it run for a couple of minutes. While it is running try to download again. Then after it has run for a while. Type CNTR - C. That will stop the ping command and return some numbers at the bottom.
Look for two things.
A) The percent of pack loss. It would be best if it was zero. 1% - 2% is usually tolerable. Anything more than the and your cable company has an issue.
B) It should show a max, average, and min response time. You want the average to be less than 100ms. 150ms - 250ms is probably tolerable, but means your connection is slow. More than that means the connection is VERY VERY slow under a load.

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