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ryadical wrote:Check your firewall settings. Try turning the firewall off first to make sure it is not blocking it.it is not the firewall. If it was I would be getting it on more than just this one...
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ryadical wrote:Have you tried running an nslookup to see what the first dns server it is using?nslookup google.comthen try looking it up by specifying the dns server and see what happensnslookup...
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Carl Holzhauer wrote:You shouldn't disable IPv6 on Win7 and higher machinestry "netsh winsock reset"I will try this, when I can this evening. Can't get to the machine currently.
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empiresoftware wrote:back up all files on the computer but not program files clean install windows replace their files and install drivers and google chrome that should do it Apparently if I do this...
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I suspect there's a proxy somewhere that is helping the web browsers. Ping doesn't use a proxy. Run ipconfig /all and post the results back here. Also, take a look at the proxy settings for one of...
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Mike400 wrote:I suspect there's a proxy somewhere that is helping the web browsers. Ping doesn't use a proxy. Run ipconfig /all and post the results back here. Also, take a look at the proxy...
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Two things, first your AV solution may be hosed. When I did break/fix work, I saw a lot of AV solutions that hooked into the winsock aka (somewhat incorrectly) tcp stack (Kaspersky was pretty bad at...
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Meganerd wrote:Two things, first your AV solution may be hosed. When I did break/fix work, I saw a lot of AV solutions that hooked into the winsock aka (somewhat incorrectly) tcp stack (Kaspersky was...
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I missed that part, I took too long to reply and did not refresh first :)When you run the reset command, it helps if there is nothing getting in the way (as in you might need to remove the current AV...
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Meganerd wrote:I missed that part, I took too long to reply and did not refresh first :)When you run the reset command, it helps if there is nothing getting in the way (as in you might need to remove...
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Have you tried creating a new user admin account on the same PC? (Just to help in troubleshooting the scope of the issue)
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Log in as another user - create a new one, locally will do.Does the problem go away? If so create them a new profile and copy their date from the old, to the new.I've had some weird, weird issues with...
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My first thought was the Windows firewall, but you said it's turned off so that's taken care of.Have you looked at the hosts file? The security software should have cleaned that up, but maybe there is...
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So ping / nslookup cannot resolve dns names. But a browser can. What browser? Chrome? I ask as chrome is set to bypass local dns and use googles own dns by default. Any weird crud in the hosts file?...
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M Boyle wrote:So ping / nslookup cannot resolve dns names. But a browser can. What browser? Chrome? I ask as chrome is set to bypass local dns and use googles own dns by default.Any weird crud in the...
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The best answer goes to Carl Holzhauer for his suggestion of "netsh winsock reset" which resolve the issue completely. Mike400 got a Helpful post for his suggestion of checking out proxy...
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Glad to hear you got it resolved. Thanks for posting the wrap up so we can all learn from it. There is a lot of good advice in this thread.
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