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From: James Egan on 29 Mar 2010 08:35 On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 03:55:02 -0700, Yagyesh Sharma <YagyeshSharma(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Thank you very much Bob. But, surprisingly after coming back to office after >the weekend, the Internet has started to work,without me doing any thing!!! >Any ideas as to what could have happened; because, I tried pinging >"www.yahoo.com" many times between the steps followed by me? Maybe your Internet service had a temporary outtage. You certainly wouldn't be the first to experience that.. Jim
From: Yagyesh Sharma on 5 Apr 2010 07:48 Thanks Jim "James Egan" wrote: > > On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 03:55:02 -0700, Yagyesh Sharma > <YagyeshSharma(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > >Thank you very much Bob. But, surprisingly after coming back to office after > >the weekend, the Internet has started to work,without me doing any thing!!! > >Any ideas as to what could have happened; because, I tried pinging > >"www.yahoo.com" many times between the steps followed by me? > > Maybe your Internet service had a temporary outtage. You certainly > wouldn't be the first to experience that.. > > > Jim > > . >
From: JimC on 6 Apr 2010 19:46
only reason I can think of, is a problem with your ISP. Perhaps their DNS servers were temporarily down. It happens - but rarely, so the problem may not arise again. Cheers, Jim "Yagyesh Sharma" <YagyeshSharma(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A5B446DC-65E2-4578-9851-15501EF93E7F(a)microsoft.com... > Thank you very much Jim. But, surprisingly after coming back to office > after > the weekend, the Internet has started to work,without me doing any > thing!!! > Any ideas as to what could have happened; because, I tried resetting the > adapter many times between the steps followed by me? > Thank you > Yagyesh > > "JimC" wrote: > >> Try using Internet Explorer without add-ons. Go to >> Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>choose Internet Explorer (no >> add-ons). If your internet pages now show ok, I suspect you have a >> problem >> with a plug-in or add-on. Open IE again and then choose Tools>Internet >> Options>Advanced then choose 'Reset'. This will clear most problems - but >> will also clear any saved passwords for websites. >> >> Still trouble? Try disabling the adapter and then re-enabling it- solves >> many issues >> Failing that open device manager - uninstall the adapter. Then choose >> 'scan >> for hardware changes' - should find the adapter and install >> automatically. >> Saves a lot of command line work. >> Good luck >> Jim >> >> "Yagyesh Sharma" <YagyeshSharma(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> message >> news:83D5403C-9B8F-4F68-A884-D594DAF20172(a)microsoft.com... >> > Hello Everyone, >> > >> > Problem: I am able to access the computers, and the printers in my >> > network, >> > but am unable to browse any website. >> > Error received: Internet Explorer Cannot display the webpage >> > >> > Network Setup: I am on a Peer-to-Peer Network with no firewall on the >> > gateway. The Router is connected to the Network Switch, and my computer >> > is >> > also connected o the network switch (sae or different switch, and the >> > network >> > switches are interconnected). >> > Information about my Computer: I am running Windows XP Service Pack 3, >> > with >> > Internet Explorer 8. I am also running Symantec Endpoint Protection on >> > my >> > system with Windows Firewall disabled. >> > Notes: 1. The other computers in the Network are working fine. >> > 2. The Ping to the default gateway (192.168.1.1), 127.0.0.1, localhost, >> > and >> > other computers on the network is successful. >> > >> > STEPS taken by me:- >> > Step I: >> > 1. Ran - "Diagnose Connection Problems" from inside Internet Explorer 8 >> > 2. Error received: "Windows has detected a problem with the Winsock >> > provider >> > catalog on this computer.........Would you like Windows to reset the >> > catalog >> > to the default configuration?"... >> > 3. Clicked Next to reset the Winsock >> > 4. Restarted the computer >> > 5. Not solved >> > >> > Step II: >> > 1. Followed the following more ways to reset the winsock: >> > a. netsh winsock reset (Command Prompt) >> > b. Microsoft Fixit 50203 >> > c. WinsockXPFix.exe utility by Option^Explicit Software Solutions >> > 2. Restarted in all the steps >> > 3. Not Solved >> > >> > Step III: >> > 1. Ran all the different netdiag tests, which passed successfully. >> > 2. Not Solved >> > >> > Step IV: >> > 1. System Restore >> > 2. Not Solved >> > >> > Step V: >> > 1. Deleted the Registry Keys 'Winsock' and 'Winsock2'. >> > 2. Restarted the system >> > 3. Installed TCP/IP >> > 4. Not Solved >> > >> > Step VI: >> > 1. Ran LSPFix.exe from Cexx.org >> > 2. "No Problems Found" >> > 3. Restarted the system >> > 4. Still not solved >> > >> > Request for your Help! >> > Regards, >> > Yagyesh >> > >> > >> |