Sites keep asking for username and password and say "restricted". I've tried numerous fixes and am not using a proxy.

Hi,
I wonder if someone could help me please.
I have an issue that extends across my browsers – Firefox and Internet Explorer (Firefox is default) and both are the latest version possible. My machine is fully patched (Win7 Pro x64 SP2).
The issue is as shown below:
'The site xxxx is requesting a user name and password. The site says: "restricted"’
The happens for some (not all) sites and I have to click “cancel” twice to remove the dialogue box, and then the site appears and works normally for a little while. The box will come up again if I attempt to click any links within the same site. It’s incredibly annoying and has been frustrating me for the past month. Here’s what I have tried so far, but hasn’t resolved the issue:<br />
<br />
• Clearing Firefox cache/history manually (set to never remember anything)<br />
• Tried checking/unchecking private browsing<br />
• Made sure “accept 3rd party cookies” is enabled<br />
• Tried all checkboxes for “no proxy”, “use system proxy” and “auto detect system proxy” etc<br />
• Disabled all add-ons/extensions within Firefox and retried<br />
• Performed the option to “Reset Firefox” to its default state from within “Troubleshooting”<br />
• Completely uninstalled and re-installed Firefox (latest version)<br />
• Went to the URL "about:config" and searched for the key "network.websocket.enabled" and switched it to "false".<br />
• Went to the URL "about:config" and searched for the key "network.proxy.share_proxy_settings" and switched it to "false".<br />
• Went to the URL "about:config" and searched for the key "network.automatic-ntlm-auth.allow-proxies" and switched it to "false".<br />
• Run a full AV scan in safe mode (with latest definition files) using Avira Antivirus, Spybot Search & Destroy, MalwareBytes, Super Antispyware and performed full optimisations via Registry Mechanic, Tune-up Utilities 2013 and CC Cleaner (with CC Extender installed). No threats found.<br />
None of the above has helped. The problem is only recent so I’m not entirely sure what’s changed.
Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions? I seem to have exhausted my ability to diagnose the fault via the god of Google 
Regards
Malachor

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