From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on 13 Jan 2010 13:54 [You've been posting your new-found-for-YOUR-problem fix everywhere today, haven't you?] Alan with an Eh wrote: > Open up a command prompt (you must Run as Administrator - type in the > search > bar Command Prompt, right click the resulting Command Prompt line to Run > as > Administrator and enter a password as required). Enter the following > command: > > netsh winhttp reset proxy > > Enjoy. Occasionally the proxies change in background to localhost. You > need > to reset this to direct otherwise nothing else connects except I.E. > > Alan. > Amateur at Best, Master of Nothing.
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