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I am having an odd problem with a computer that I built and installed for my
dad. He can get browse the web fine in most cases, but he cannot go to
www.yahoo.com. It seems that he can go to most other sites. Here are the
pertinent bits of info that I can think of:
Windows XP Home Edition
Connecting through a DSL router
Norton AntiVirus 2006
Windows Firewall is off
- Go to www.yahoo.com, using IE7. It says “Internet Explorer cannot display
the webpage.â€
- Go to www.yahoo.com, using Firefox 1.5. It says “The connection has timed
outâ€
- Go to my.yahoo.com, mail.yahoo.com, calendar.yahoo.com using any browser
and it works ok.
- Go to any other site and these other sites can be viewed without a problem.
- Other computers connected to that same DSL router work ok.
- Tried accessing www.yahoo.com through an anonymous proxy site. Works fine.
- Tried taking the computer to another network in a different location. No
change.
- Tried clearing temporary Internet files, cookies, history, and form data.
No change.
- Tried adding www.yahoo.com to Trusted sites. No change
- Tried clearing SSL state. No change.
- Disabled Norton AntiVirus. No change.
- Scanned using Adaware and quarantined the adware found. No change.
- Tried flushing the DNS by typing “ipconfig /flushdns†at a command prompt.
No change.
Are there any other places I can look that would keep the computer from
accessing this site?
dad. He can get browse the web fine in most cases, but he cannot go to
www.yahoo.com. It seems that he can go to most other sites. Here are the
pertinent bits of info that I can think of:
Windows XP Home Edition
Connecting through a DSL router
Norton AntiVirus 2006
Windows Firewall is off
- Go to www.yahoo.com, using IE7. It says “Internet Explorer cannot display
the webpage.â€
- Go to www.yahoo.com, using Firefox 1.5. It says “The connection has timed
outâ€
- Go to my.yahoo.com, mail.yahoo.com, calendar.yahoo.com using any browser
and it works ok.
- Go to any other site and these other sites can be viewed without a problem.
- Other computers connected to that same DSL router work ok.
- Tried accessing www.yahoo.com through an anonymous proxy site. Works fine.
- Tried taking the computer to another network in a different location. No
change.
- Tried clearing temporary Internet files, cookies, history, and form data.
No change.
- Tried adding www.yahoo.com to Trusted sites. No change
- Tried clearing SSL state. No change.
- Disabled Norton AntiVirus. No change.
- Scanned using Adaware and quarantined the adware found. No change.
- Tried flushing the DNS by typing “ipconfig /flushdns†at a command prompt.
No change.
Are there any other places I can look that would keep the computer from
accessing this site?