Internet Connection connects to specific sites only

It started earlier today when I was playing Guild Wars, logged out to change characters and the internet was acting weird. (It had done so previously, but managed to get it working temporarily) As of now, it is only able to connect to a certain number of specific websites (Yahoo, Google, this site, MSN, and a few select others.); while all others will not even connect to. (Facebook, IGN, microsoft, etc.) It gets to the 'Connecting to…' part, and nothing happens at all. After a few, it times out without much issue. I'm not sure why only certain sites will work, while 90% of all others will not. I have ran Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware, and Anti-Malware; and all 3 came up negative on both my PC's end and my mobile device's end. (My internet is supplied through tethering. Never had issues until today.) I went through and flushed the DNS already and reset the IP structure, but it had no effect. I also went through msconfig and disabled all of the startup systems (excluding windows services) to see if that might do something, but it didnt. Any ideas?

Run both these programs and lets see if its malware related

Download aswMBR.exe ( 511KB ) to your desktop.

Double click the aswMBR.exe to run it

Click the "Scan" button to start scan
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On completion of the scan click save log, save it to your desktop and post in your next reply
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Download DDS from one of the links below to your desktop

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• Double click the tool to run it.
• A black Screen will open, just read the contents and do nothing.
• When the tool finishes, it will open 2 reports, DDS.txt and attach.txt
• Copy/Paste the contents of 'DDS.txt' into your post.
• 'attach.txt' should be zipped using Windows native zip utility and attached to your post. Compress and uncompress files (zip files)

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