The main symptom I am spotting and know how to deal with is when the Winsock
LSP stack is broken because of the removal of either malware, or in some
cases, false-positives.
In that case, the network is dead--nothing subtle!
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news:10eb01c4f961$bc3f3760$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Bill
>
> Is that the only solution? Is there nothing microsoft
> knows about to fix this issue. From the posts looks like
> lot of people are having DNS issue after the install.
>
> Ravi
>>-----Original Message-----
>>You can do System Restore and go back--I'd recommend
> just before you scanned
>>and removed stuff, if that's possible, rather than
> before the install, but
>>either should put the executing system back exactly as
> it was.
>>
>>
>>"Ravi Prasad" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> wrote in message
>>news:0fdc01c4f91c$82b6e000$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> After I installed the antispyware it found a bunch of
>>> spyware on my XP Pro SP2 machine. Allowed the s/w to
>>> clean it and now I am having intermittent DNS problem.
> If
>>> I click a link or type a URL I get page cannot be
>>> displayed but if I again click the go button or do a
>>> refresh I will be able to reach the site. This is
>>> happening for almost all the sites. I have another XP
> Pro
>>> machine and that does not have this problem.I have
> tried
>>> the following with no luck:
>>>
>>> 1) tried the netsh winsock reset command.
>>> 2) tried the winsockfix.exe
>>> 3) Deleted the registry entru for winsock and winsock2.
>>> reinstalled the TCP/IP protocol.
>>>
>>> None of them were able to fix it. Any idea how to
> resolve
>>> this.
>>> Can I do system restore to go back to state it was
> before
>>> I installed the Anti-Spyware? It is really frustating
> to
>>> keep hitting go for every page.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Ravi
>>
>>
>>.
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