urgently need help with network connection

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I installed du controler, limiting bandwidth software from www.homeqos.com in
xp home. After that i test it by limit upload rate. it worked. and then i
uninstalled that program. after i reboot, i couldn't use internet anymore. i
still have internet connection but i couldn't use. i been tried installed
back that program, uninstalled net adapter. nothing work!!! :( :(

p.s i can use internet only from xp pro not from home anymore...

plz give me any advice!!!!

best regards,
ak
 
ak said:
I installed du controler, limiting bandwidth software from www.homeqos.com in
xp home. After that i test it by limit upload rate. it worked. and then i
uninstalled that program. after i reboot, i couldn't use internet anymore. i
still have internet connection but i couldn't use. i been tried installed
back that program, uninstalled net adapter. nothing work!!! :( :(

p.s i can use internet only from xp pro not from home anymore...

plz give me any advice!!!!

best regards,
ak
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Run this command on XP Home to reset the TCP/IP stack, then reboot:

netsh winsock reset catalog

If you get an error message saying that the command is unknown,
download LSPFix.exe on another computer, copy it to XP Home, and run
it to reset TCP/IP:

http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm
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thanks alot for ur reply. i tried several ways including urs - LSPFix.exe,
WinsockxpFix.exe plus microsoft 3 way. But nothing different. i got
connection with router and the whole network but no intnernet.

if i run lspfix.exe, winsockxpfix do i need to run network config wizard
again?

what should i do.
 
ak said:
what i'm going to do is download xp home trial and repair with my serial no.
it that ok
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I have some questions that will help answer your question.

What is a "trial" version of XP Home? I'm not familiar with that
term.

What do you mean by "download"?

Do you mean that you've found a version of XP Home on the Internet?
Microsoft doesn't make any version of Windows available for
downloading from the Internet. Any web site that lets you download
Windows isn't OK. Such software is probably counterfeit and infested
with viruses.

Do you mean that you're going to do a repair installation from the XP
Home CD-ROM that came with your computer? That's OK. Before doing
that, check your current XP Home version in the My Computer
properties. If the CD isn't the same version (e.g. you have Service
Pack 2, and the CD is XP original version), re-install the service
pack immediately after doing the repair.
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Best Wishes,
Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group
for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions
addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups.

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