
Can't Access Web : Firewall Disable : Antispyware Disable
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Posted 15 August 2007 - 11:25 AM
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#2
Posted 15 August 2007 - 11:31 AM
or it could be that if you are using various access sources, that your laptop's IP is already in use by someone else on the network.
To fix this you can "refresh" your IP, and refresh your DNS (domain name service)
Since you are off to college and may continue to be using a variety of internet access services, it might be a good idea for you to print out these instructions so that they will be available to you for future use.
Start - Run - (type)cmd
this will bring up a DOS Box display with a blinking cursor
At the blinking cursor type the following commands in sequence, waiting for the procedures to complete before entering the next command:
ipconfig /release - enter <-- notice the required space before the "/"
ipconfig /renew - enter <-- notice the required space before the "/"
ipconfig /flushDNS - enter <-- notice the required space before the "/"
(Each of the above ipconfig steps may take from a few seconds to a minute or so to complete.
Wait for the blinking cursor to return before moving on to typing the next command.)
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If the above does not remedy the problem, try this Next:
go here:
http://files.webatta...insockxpFix.exe
Download Winsockxpfix.exe to your Desktop
Run Winsockxpfix.exe
For additional information about Winsockfix.exe you may read, here:
The graphical presentation walks the user through the entire process.
http://www.iup.edu/h...net/winfix.shtm
Please post back with your progress.
Best Regards
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#3
Posted 17 August 2007 - 11:12 AM
#4
Posted 17 August 2007 - 11:53 AM
What Selections do you have set in your Browser - Tools - Internet Options - Connections(tab)
Should be "Never dial a connections" if you are using IE. And LAN should be set to "Automatically Detect Settings"
Should be "Direct connection to the Internet" if you are using FireFox.
Clear out your C:\Temp and C:\Documents and Settings\(yourusername)\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
Clear out your JAVA Cache (and update your JAVA Runtime Environment when you get back on the Net with a browser)
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Consider installing a browser alternative like FireFox 2.0.0.4 or Opera, at least temporarily until you get this problem resolved.
When installing FireFox or Opera, you will be offered an option to "Import" settings from IE. --- Don't.
Instead, manually select connection options.
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Odd that Spybot Search & Destroy can connect while your browser and other utilities can.
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Yes, download HJT to a floppy or CD at your office. Run HJT and save a log. Copy the log to Floppy or CD and post into our Malware Removal Forum here:
http://forums.tomcoy...emoval_f27.html
Please reply with a link to your HJT posting, here into this Forum (link only please, since we do not respond to HJT Logs here) so that I can take a look at the HJT Log and see if anything reveals itself.
When you do get connected to the Internet, Run the Full Tests at http://www.pcpitstop.com
Post the TechExpress Link to your Results, here into this thread.
Best Regards
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#5
Posted 17 August 2007 - 08:08 PM
What's the connection status in Control Panel - Network Connections - Wireless Connection? - connected signal strength "very good"
What Selections do you have set in your Browser - Tools - Internet Options - Connections(tab)
Should be "Never dial a connections" if you are using IE. And LAN should be set to "Automatically Detect Settings" - yes
Should be "Direct connection to the Internet" if you are using FireFox. - not using
Clear out your C:\Temp and C:\Documents and Settings\(yourusername)\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
Deleted temp files, cookies, forms, passwords, etc in internet options
Clear out your JAVA Cache (and update your JAVA Runtime Environment when you get back on the Net with a browser)- you lost me there ... sorry![]()
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Consider installing a browser alternative like FireFox 2.0.0.4 or Opera, at least temporarily until you get this problem resolved.
When installing FireFox or Opera, you will be offered an option to "Import" settings from IE. --- Don't.
Instead, manually select connection options.
__________
Odd that Spybot Search & Destroy can connect while your browser and other utilities can.
________
Yes, download HJT to a floppy or CD at your office. Run HJT and save a log. Copy the log to Floppy or CD and post into our Malware Removal Forum here:
http://forums.tomcoy...emoval_f27.html
Please reply with a link to your HJT posting, here into this Forum (link only please, since we do not respond to HJT Logs here) so that I can take a look at the HJT Log and see if anything reveals itself.
When you do get connected to the Internet, Run the Full Tests at http://www.pcpitstop.com
Post the TechExpress Link to your Results, here into this thread.
Best Regards
I am on here with my laptop now, I have found that I can access the web with the browser that opens with AIM (AOL Explorer) but not my Internet Explorer shortcut on the desktop. I am gonna work on getting the HJT log on and the pcpitstop stuff done as well. Thanks again.
#7
Posted 18 August 2007 - 02:25 PM
Clear out your C:\Temp and C:\Documents and Settings\(yourusername)\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
Deleted temp files, cookies, forms, passwords, etc in internet options
Clear out your JAVA Cache (and update your JAVA Runtime Environment when you get back on the Net with a browser)- you lost me there ... sorry
To Clear your JAVA Cache (the place were ActiveX and other scripts are stored)
Control Panel - (double-click on)JAVA
This brings up JAVA Control Panel
Select - Temporary Internet Files - Settings - then press - Delete Files
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#8
Posted 21 August 2007 - 04:02 PM
Shows
Cache Settings:
Location:
C:\Documents and Settings\James Foster\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache\javapi\v1.0
Clear that out?
Thanks
EDIT: No responces to my HJT log

Edited by JFoster, 21 August 2007 - 04:26 PM.
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Posted 08 October 2007 - 03:53 PM
#10
Posted 14 October 2007 - 02:05 PM
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