Hello,
Do you have ftp access to your portal?
If so, try downloading > editing > re-uploading your web.config file

In your web.config file Under <httpModules> section, you'll see 
<add name="Compression" type="DotNetNuke.HttpModules.Compression.HttpModule, DotNetNuke.HttpModules.Compression"/>
line, Try removing this line, (You should backup your web.config file first before process)

After removing this line send your web.config file to your ftp. It'll turn off compression.

Hope it helps

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It appears to be fixed now, however there appears to be actually two problem points....

First I removed Compression from the web config, but for some reason the application didn't restart.  I was able to restart the application from the host settings.  Doing this I was then able to actually change the drop down to show no compression.

I was still unable to access page settings and site settings from the admin accounts.  This was due to me accidentally setting the page state storage option to "Memory" instead of page.  I have switched that back now and everything appears to be ok...  It is too bad that compression will not work because the site was rocket fast....but oh well!

Thanks for the pointers, I also just noticed one of the other threads about this too..

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