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no connectivity
#1
so my step dad looks to me for all his computer related issues and he managed to stump me situation is as follows : he looks at tons of porn but never dl's i mention this because i believe its the cause of his problem. no internet connectivity i del all cookies nothing i check connection i cannot acess my router from his web browser but on other accts same laptop they have no problem. i ran advansed system care pro no result i ran eset nod 32 2 viruses removed repeated all previous step and rebooted nothing..current solution created new acct for him to logginto and waiting on the situation to arrise again so my question does anyone know whats wrong and yes im sorry im typing fast because i dont rlly wanna post but i have to get it out and i also wanna go to sleep
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#2
Have you tried connecting via Safe Mode W/ Networking?
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#3
You might have a virus.

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#4
And make sure to check if network connections [Local area connection] is disabled or not.
Mad
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#5
Try to run with Avria, Then do a scan with MBAM & Eset OLS wile in Safe mode.
That will fix you for sure, If not post a HJT scan I will happily help you.
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(10-10-2010, 05:23 PM)【 ¶ÑÇƦ€Ƿ¦ßŁΞ 】 Wrote: And make sure to check if network connections [Local area connection] is disabled or not.

Yep thats what i would do.
And check account permissions. (delete any foreign ones that may exist)
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