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Posted on 2013-05-11
I have three computers running on W7. A couple of days ago, one of these computer starting having problems with internet access.. First, I thought it was the router but connecting this computer directly to the broadband modem via Ethernet cable gives the same problem. No problem with the other two computers so I believe the broadband service and modem are fine.
So what is the problem with the one computer? The connection appears normal when viewed in "Network and Sharing Center". However, both IE10 and Chrome will only open a few sites and very slowly and inconsistent.
I suspected a DNS problem but specifying DNS servers did not help. I have power booted the system i.e. shut everything down and disconnect cable. Then reboot modem, then connect cable, then power up computer. That did not help. I tried to do a System Restore but that failed. So I restored the system from a image backup taken a few days before the deterioration of service.
I have run scans by Malwarebytes and Spywareantispyware. I have disabled Hostman.
I have done ipconfig /flushdns. I have done ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew. I have diabled anti-virus and firewall.
I have run out of things to try so am submitting here for help.
I have attached current ipconfig /all file.
Thanking you in advance for help.
Bob
Dell710-ipconfig-1.doc
So what is the problem with the one computer? The connection appears normal when viewed in "Network and Sharing Center". However, both IE10 and Chrome will only open a few sites and very slowly and inconsistent.
I suspected a DNS problem but specifying DNS servers did not help. I have power booted the system i.e. shut everything down and disconnect cable. Then reboot modem, then connect cable, then power up computer. That did not help. I tried to do a System Restore but that failed. So I restored the system from a image backup taken a few days before the deterioration of service.
I have run scans by Malwarebytes and Spywareantispyware. I have disabled Hostman.
I have done ipconfig /flushdns. I have done ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew. I have diabled anti-virus and firewall.
I have run out of things to try so am submitting here for help.
I have attached current ipconfig /all file.
Thanking you in advance for help.
Bob
Dell710-ipconfig-1.doc
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Active 4 days ago
Which DNS server are you using? I was having a similar issue a few months back and solved my problem when I switched DNS servers from Google to my ISP provider (Comcast).
Try:
(1) You may have: disabling and enabling network card.
(2) Uninstalling and reinstalling network card driver.
(3) Updating to the latest driver(s).
(4) Resetting TCP/IP stack: < http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357 >
Try (4) first.
(1) You may have: disabling and enabling network card.
(2) Uninstalling and reinstalling network card driver.
(3) Updating to the latest driver(s).
(4) Resetting TCP/IP stack: < http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357 >
Try (4) first.
Active 4 days ago
Just as an FYI, when I was having that issue, I tried to reset the stack as well as disabled and reenabled my card. But onthe end, changing the DNS server was the only thing that worked for me consistently.
Active 4 days ago
Oops, Sorry that's Paetec's
Comcast's is 68.87.64.146, 68.87.68.162, 68.87.74.162, 68.87.64.146. It all depends on your location. You can have a DNS server closer to you.
Comcast's is 68.87.64.146, 68.87.68.162, 68.87.74.162, 68.87.64.146. It all depends on your location. You can have a DNS server closer to you.
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Boot from a Live Ubuntu CD https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD
If you still have the same problems accessing the Internet then it is a hardware problem.
If the problems go away then it is software and I'd just wipe the computer and reinstall.
If you still have the same problems accessing the Internet then it is a hardware problem.
If the problems go away then it is software and I'd just wipe the computer and reinstall.
A friend suggested that the problem may be the network adapter and that was the case. Problem solved.
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