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Lost DSL ConnectivitiyWe had internet access (DSL) until we enabled the firewall function in the
Windows XP Security Center and also downloaded the new malicious software update from microsoft. We lost connection and when we would open internet explorer we would get the message...no server found. We went back into the security center and turned the firewall off but we still do not have a connection. We have turned the computer off and reset default settings in the security center. On the networking screen, we checked all settings and they are correct. Does anyone have any ideas? "KimM" wrote: First try to scan for malwares and clean up the Temp, run disk cleanUp on > We had internet access (DSL) until we enabled the firewall function in the > Windows XP Security Center and also downloaded the new malicious software > update from microsoft. We lost connection and when we would open internet > explorer we would get the message...no server found. We went back into the > security center and turned the firewall off but we still do not have a > connection. We have turned the computer off and reset default settings in the > security center. On the networking screen, we checked all settings and they > are correct. Does anyone have any ideas? your drive. Then open your Run Command and type: ipconfig /flushdns ipconfig /renew netsh winsock reset Reboot your machine and try to connect. Here are software you can download on a CD: http://www.safer-networking.org http://www.lavasoft.com Be sure your modem all Lights (three) are green and there is connectivity signals. HTH. Regards, nass How do I scan for the malware if I can not get to the internet to download a
security software...that was my next step was to download a security software suite that I had already purchased online but with no connection, I'm hosed. Show quoteHide quote "nass" wrote: > > > "KimM" wrote: > > > We had internet access (DSL) until we enabled the firewall function in the > > Windows XP Security Center and also downloaded the new malicious software > > update from microsoft. We lost connection and when we would open internet > > explorer we would get the message...no server found. We went back into the > > security center and turned the firewall off but we still do not have a > > connection. We have turned the computer off and reset default settings in the > > security center. On the networking screen, we checked all settings and they > > are correct. Does anyone have any ideas? > > First try to scan for malwares and clean up the Temp, run disk cleanUp on > your drive. > Then open your Run Command and type: > ipconfig /flushdns > ipconfig /renew > netsh winsock reset > Reboot your machine and try to connect. > Here are software you can download on a CD: > http://www.safer-networking.org > http://www.lavasoft.com > Be sure your modem all Lights (three) are green and there is connectivity > signals. > HTH. > Regards, > nass From this computer you are writing from on a removable CD/DVD.
There a free AV like Avast, AVG free and ZoneAlarm Firewall are free, but you need to establish connection first. http://www.avast.com free avast anti-virus HTH. nass Show quoteHide quote "KimM" wrote: > How do I scan for the malware if I can not get to the internet to download a > security software...that was my next step was to download a security software > suite that I had already purchased online but with no connection, I'm hosed. > > "nass" wrote: > > > > > > > "KimM" wrote: > > > > > We had internet access (DSL) until we enabled the firewall function in the > > > Windows XP Security Center and also downloaded the new malicious software > > > update from microsoft. We lost connection and when we would open internet > > > explorer we would get the message...no server found. We went back into the > > > security center and turned the firewall off but we still do not have a > > > connection. We have turned the computer off and reset default settings in the > > > security center. On the networking screen, we checked all settings and they > > > are correct. Does anyone have any ideas? > > > > First try to scan for malwares and clean up the Temp, run disk cleanUp on > > your drive. > > Then open your Run Command and type: > > ipconfig /flushdns > > ipconfig /renew > > netsh winsock reset > > Reboot your machine and try to connect. > > Here are software you can download on a CD: > > http://www.safer-networking.org > > http://www.lavasoft.com > > Be sure your modem all Lights (three) are green and there is connectivity > > signals. > > HTH. > > Regards, > > nass KimM wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > How do I scan for the malware if I can not get to the internet to download a The glib answer is to download the tools you need using another computer > security software...that was my next step was to download a security software > suite that I had already purchased online but with no connection, I'm hosed. > > "nass" wrote: > >> >> "KimM" wrote: >> >>> We had internet access (DSL) until we enabled the firewall function in the >>> Windows XP Security Center and also downloaded the new malicious software >>> update from microsoft. We lost connection and when we would open internet >>> explorer we would get the message...no server found. We went back into the >>> security center and turned the firewall off but we still do not have a >>> connection. We have turned the computer off and reset default settings in the >>> security center. On the networking screen, we checked all settings and they >>> are correct. Does anyone have any ideas? >> First try to scan for malwares and clean up the Temp, run disk cleanUp on >> your drive. >> Then open your Run Command and type: >> ipconfig /flushdns >> ipconfig /renew >> netsh winsock reset >> Reboot your machine and try to connect. >> Here are software you can download on a CD: >> http://www.safer-networking.org >> http://www.lavasoft.com >> Be sure your modem all Lights (three) are green and there is connectivity >> signals. >> HTH. >> Regards, >> nass and burn the files to a CD or DVD or load them on a thumb drive. However, another computer isn't always available. What network settings did you check on "the networking screen" (do you mean "Network Connections") and what were they? How do you connect to your DSL service? Do you have a router or is your computer connected directly to the DSL modem? What is the make/model of the modem? How is the modem connected to the computer (Ethernet or USB)? Are you using the Windows XP PPPoE connection or are you using connection software you obtained from your ISP? Did you get a username and password from your ISP (just yes or no; don't post that info here)? -- Lem MS MVP -- Networking To the moon and back with 64 Kbits of RAM and 512 Kbits of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
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