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A client installed AVG and on one of the installs it had a fatal error. It then broke TCP/IP. I looked into the device manager and for some reason it corrupted the chipset driver and NIC drivers. I got that back installed and I can now ping the loopback address but I can't get anything past that. When I type the IPCONFIG command in cmd all I get is "Windows IP Configuration." I've tried C:\> netsh winsock reset catalog and C:\> netsh int ip reset reset.log but still doesn't work. Any ideas? Could I repair sbs with the install disc? Would that screw even more stuff up?
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ETI2010
Have you tried reinstalling the drivers for the NIC...?
Had a similar problem with Avira previously.
Have you tried reinitialising the network filter driver of AVG and checking the firewall rules?
I suspect it isn't letting any traffic through at all even though the NICs look OK.
I would personally uninstall AVG to see if things work without it and then install it again!
Have you tried reinitialising the network filter driver of AVG and checking the firewall rules?
I suspect it isn't letting any traffic through at all even though the NICs look OK.
I would personally uninstall AVG to see if things work without it and then install it again!
Did your client uninstall their previous anti-virus before installing AVG?
If the server is not in production, take backup and reinstall OS.
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I've reinstalled the drivers already. Avg is uninstalled also. I didn't perform the uninstall so I can look there first. It is in production so I can't reinstall.
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Mgroover's comment about checking the bindings led me to the Properties of the NIC and under the Network tab I saw something about AVG. Uninstalled and then it works.
You could try that before trying the nasty thing