dns unable to resolve ip addresses

[Guest]

hi
while i am browsing the web my connection seems to end because i get
cannot find server or the web page you are looking for cannot be found,so i
check my connection but it says i am still connected but i cannot get any web
sites,i carnt even connect to msn or read my emails,it stays like this for
ten minutes then disconnects on its own,i then reconnect and all is fine for
a short while then it does it again and its like this then all day with no
set times it just does it even if i have only been connected a few
minutes.this has happened a few times while connected to msn and i found out
that msn have a connection repair program so i tryed it and it told me that
dns appears unable to resolve ip addreses and then gave me this number
80072ee7,i have tryed contacting my isp server but they keep asking me for
more info about it and with me not being a computer expert i carnt tell them
any more than i know.i am using windows ex pro windows firewall and avast
anti virus,i did have norton antivirus but my isp server told me this was the
problem and to uninstall it so i did but it still does it and i didnt have
norton on disk to reinstall it,hope someone out their can help me befor i go
completly round the bend.thanx hopefuly tina

 

[Silvabod]

You haven't said - HOW is your pc connected to the internet? If it's
dial-up, this next bit won't help, but the pcpitstop advice later on
applies, whatever.

If you have a cable modem direct to the pc, OR via a router (wireless or
wired) - could be that your connection is dropping out. To correct, switch
off the modem and/or router (NOT THE PC), then switch back on - this will
re-set it.
Another way - right-click the system tray LAN icon (the 2 pc monitors pic)
and select "Repair" item in the menu. Personally I've found the physical
power-off to be the more effective method.

If/when you get yr connection back - go to www.pitstop.com and run all the
tests on yr pc.

Follow all the recommendations - AFTER you've got yr pc running reasonably
well (predominantly chequered flags), use the (trial) utility on the site
(PcPitstop Optimise) and adjust your internet registry settings as
recommended - you'll find your surfing significantly improved. (re-run the
internet test to see).
Hope this helps!

 

[Guest]

hi
sorry i forgot to say i am on dial up,i will go and try the web site you
have sugested and let you no how i get on.
thanx a lot best regds tina

 

[Guest]

hi
went to www.pitstop.com but couldnt find out where to go from their,all i
found was motor racing,could you tell me what i go to when i am on the site
and have i got to make my self a member.thank you tina

 

[Tom [Pepper] Willett]

The correct address is: http://www.pcpitstop.com/
Silvabod mis-typed it.

Tom

 

[Guest]

thank you tom,will go give it a try.
--
thank you ts

The correct address is: http://www.pcpitstop.com/
Silvabod mis-typed it.

Tom

 

[Guest]

hi
went to pcpitstop they found lots of problems but didnt fix them,to have
them fixed i had to buy the software which i couldnt do so i am no further
forward,hope someone knows another fix i can try.
--
thank you ts

thank you tom,will go give it a try.
--
thank you ts

The correct address is: http://www.pcpitstop.com/
Silvabod mis-typed it.

Tom

hi
went to www.pitstop.com but couldnt find out where to go from their,all i
found was motor racing,could you tell me what i go to when i am on the
site
and have i got to make my self a member.thank you tina
--
thank you ts


:

You haven't said - HOW is your pc connected to the internet? If it's
dial-up, this next bit won't help, but the pcpitstop advice later on
applies, whatever.

If you have a cable modem direct to the pc, OR via a router (wireless or
wired) - could be that your connection is dropping out. To correct,
switch
off the modem and/or router (NOT THE PC), then switch back on - this will
re-set it.
Another way - right-click the system tray LAN icon (the 2 pc monitors
pic)
and select "Repair" item in the menu. Personally I've found the physical
power-off to be the more effective method.

If/when you get yr connection back - go to www.pitstop.com and run all
the
tests on yr pc.

Follow all the recommendations - AFTER you've got yr pc running
reasonably
well (predominantly chequered flags), use the (trial) utility on the site
(PcPitstop Optimise) and adjust your internet registry settings as
recommended - you'll find your surfing significantly improved. (re-run
the
internet test to see).
Hope this helps!


hi
while i am browsing the web my connection seems to end because i get
cannot find server or the web page you are looking for cannot be
found,so
i
check my connection but it says i am still connected but i cannot get
any
web
sites,i carnt even connect to msn or read my emails,it stays like this
for
ten minutes then disconnects on its own,i then reconnect and all is
fine
for
a short while then it does it again and its like this then all day with
no
set times it just does it even if i have only been connected a few
minutes.this has happened a few times while connected to msn and i
found
out
that msn have a connection repair program so i tryed it and it told me
that
dns appears unable to resolve ip addreses and then gave me this number
80072ee7,i have tryed contacting my isp server but they keep asking me
for
more info about it and with me not being a computer expert i carnt tell
them
any more than i know.i am using windows ex pro windows firewall and
avast
anti virus,i did have norton antivirus but my isp server told me this
was
the
problem and to uninstall it so i did but it still does it and i didnt
have
norton on disk to reinstall it,hope someone out their can help me befor
i
go
completly round the bend.thanx hopefuly tina