First of all, it may be caused by network connection problems. When the network environment is unstable or the network signal is weak, it may lead to the failure to access the HowNet server normally, and then the duplicate check report cannot be opened. The solution to this problem is to check whether the network settings are normal, or you can try to access using other network environments.

Secondly, it may be caused by system failure or server maintenance. As a large-scale academic resource platform, HowNet often needs system maintenance and upgrade. During the maintenance period, the system may not operate normally, resulting in the failure to open the duplicate check report. The solution to this problem is to wait for a period of time, and then visit after the system returns to normal. It may also be because of the settings of the browser. Sometimes, the browser we use has a high security level, which will limit the loading of some web pages. You can try to adjust the security level of the browser to the default, and then try to open the duplicate report of HowNet paper.

In addition, sometimes it may be due to insufficient access rights. Some functions of HowNet may require specific permissions to use. If the account you are using does not have the corresponding permissions, you cannot open the duplicate inspection report. The solution to this problem is to contact the administrator or increase the account authority.

In short, the failure to open the repeated reports of HowNet papers may be caused by network connection problems, system failures or insufficient access rights. In this case, you can check the network settings, wait for the system to recover, or contact the administrator to solve it. This can ensure the effective duplicate checking and detection of papers and improve the quality and credibility of academic research.