Cannot connect to any web pages
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fabiomontiel
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I have same problem,allways when I reinstall windows XP SP2,some web pages I cannot open,Go and see repairs,they know what have to do
Hi,
I was facing similar problem. This happened in all the browsers. The browers wouldn't display anything and the message on the bottom left of firefox would say done!!
I uninstalled norton antivirus, and installed kaspersky. It pointed me to an exe called wmisyn.exe. It was in system folder. I check on the net, and it looked malicious. The moment i deleted it, browsers started working smooth :).. Check it out, if you suffer from the same executable.
I was facing similar problem. This happened in all the browsers. The browers wouldn't display anything and the message on the bottom left of firefox would say done!!
I uninstalled norton antivirus, and installed kaspersky. It pointed me to an exe called wmisyn.exe. It was in system folder. I check on the net, and it looked malicious. The moment i deleted it, browsers started working smooth :).. Check it out, if you suffer from the same executable.
I Have a Toshiba Satelite Ls305
Pentium DualCore 2.16
2GB DDR2
250 HDD
Windows Vista Home Basic, and a lot of Internet brownsers and i cant load any Internet page.
When you are looking for some page the brownosers look like never they are going to stop load.
The last time i upgrade to Vista ultimate but i dont wanna do this again vuz the last time i lost some important things.
Some Body can help me!!!!!! PLZ!!!!!!
(Am Learning English NOW - From Dominican Republic)
Pentium DualCore 2.16
2GB DDR2
250 HDD
Windows Vista Home Basic, and a lot of Internet brownsers and i cant load any Internet page.
When you are looking for some page the brownosers look like never they are going to stop load.
The last time i upgrade to Vista ultimate but i dont wanna do this again vuz the last time i lost some important things.
Some Body can help me!!!!!! PLZ!!!!!!
(Am Learning English NOW - From Dominican Republic)
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Dec 8, 2008 at 04:47 PM
Dec 8, 2008 at 04:47 PM
Normally you can only use one of the two connections from the cable modem. ie either USB or Ethernet NOT both.
I am in the United States and having the exact same problem on my desktop pc, but not on my laptop. Only difference is I use Zone Alarm on my laptop instead of comodo for firewall on my desktop. I did notice a listing of a strange device in my device manager related to the comodo firewall, but havent tackled that part yet. Any info you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
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hi i recently had my problem solved and would like to help you.
what i did was to google for the uninstaller for my symantec products (which when i had the problem, was dis-configured) . after a reboot, all was well.
if not, please check ur firewall programs.
regards!
Anthony
what i did was to google for the uninstaller for my symantec products (which when i had the problem, was dis-configured) . after a reboot, all was well.
if not, please check ur firewall programs.
regards!
Anthony
I was having the exact same problem. As I was searching through the icons in the bottom right of my taskbar, I noticed an icon I didn't recognize.
I clicked on it, and it popped up a dialogue box asking me if I wanted to participate in Microsoft's information gathering service, the one that monitors what you use Windows for "in order to help improve Windows". I politely refused (I had to click on "yes" then switch my answer to "no" before it would let me click "okay").
After the box closed out, my internet connection resumed as normal. WTF, Microsoft, W T F.
I clicked on it, and it popped up a dialogue box asking me if I wanted to participate in Microsoft's information gathering service, the one that monitors what you use Windows for "in order to help improve Windows". I politely refused (I had to click on "yes" then switch my answer to "no" before it would let me click "okay").
After the box closed out, my internet connection resumed as normal. WTF, Microsoft, W T F.