txman
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I'm handling a PC that seems to have knocked me around a little bit. This system won't let me connect to the internet. I've checked the hardware, and im almost certain it's not that. I've plugged in a cat-5 to usb adapter, and the system reads it, says it's connected, and still won't connect.
I've reconfigured the system every way I know how, and still I get the same thing.
I type in, say, www.google.com.
It returns saying "The address is not valid". and resets the current url to "http:///"
I'm on a network with other computers connected, all of which are able to reach the internet.
The system is running IE7 (i believe an older version) and windows xp media center with SP2
i was told the system was on during two power outages. Again, however, changing the hardware and devices doesn't seem to fix the problem.
Just in case malicious software might be the cause, I'm also throwing in the HJT log.
EDITED by paws: HJT log file removed and uplifted as an attachment
HJT.txt
Thanks for your help.
I've reconfigured the system every way I know how, and still I get the same thing.
I type in, say, www.google.com.
It returns saying "The address is not valid". and resets the current url to "http:///"
I'm on a network with other computers connected, all of which are able to reach the internet.
The system is running IE7 (i believe an older version) and windows xp media center with SP2
i was told the system was on during two power outages. Again, however, changing the hardware and devices doesn't seem to fix the problem.
Just in case malicious software might be the cause, I'm also throwing in the HJT log.
EDITED by paws: HJT log file removed and uplifted as an attachment
HJT.txt
Thanks for your help.