Connected to internet but cant see any URL
This is a discussion about Connected to internet but cant see any URL in the Slack Space category; i have found this problem to 2 computers last week and i cant find a solution. . . . the computers conect to the net but is like they did not!!!!! i have cleaned the pc with adware and antivirus programs and nothing.
i have found this problem to 2 computers last week
and i cant find a solution ....
the computers conect to the net but is like they did not!!!!!
i have cleaned the pc with adware and antivirus programs
and nothing...
also is not firewall problem becouse before with the same firewalls they were working fine!
so if nobody know if there is a virus outhere or what
the problem is please HELP
and i cant find a solution ....
the computers conect to the net but is like they did not!!!!!
i have cleaned the pc with adware and antivirus programs
and nothing...
also is not firewall problem becouse before with the same firewalls they were working fine!
so if nobody know if there is a virus outhere or what
the problem is please HELP
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You need to supply us with more information. How are you connecting to the net - dialup or through DSL/Cable? In any case, right click on the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop, click on Properties, then select the tab Connections. Click on the Lan button and then look to see if the Proxy entry has a check in it. If you are not using a proxy, clear the check. If you are using a proxy, click on the Advanced button and put in the proper values.
Try WinsockFix.
Seriously, I had the same problem with a client last week. I had done it all, uninstall NIC, reinstall NIC, uninstall TCP/IP, reinstall TCP/IP, try another browser, check proxy settings, etc.
This fixed it for me, it may for you too
Seriously, I had the same problem with a client last week. I had done it all, uninstall NIC, reinstall NIC, uninstall TCP/IP, reinstall TCP/IP, try another browser, check proxy settings, etc.
This fixed it for me, it may for you too
