Web access.

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Michael Harding

Can still access some pages but many are no longer accessible. Even keying
the URL into the address bar of one that is accessible only leads to return
to my ISP's page. Adding to the puzzle is that my other computer still
accesses normally.

System Restore never manages to complete. Have I really to re-master or is
there another way?
 
Michael Harding said:
Can still access some pages but many are no longer accessible. Even
keying the URL into the address bar of one that is accessible only leads
to return to my ISP's page.

Do you get a 404 or are you redirected back to the ISP's home page?
Adding to the puzzle is that my other computer still accesses normally.

What exactly do you mean?

System Restore never manages to complete. Have I really to re-master or
is there another way?

Unfortunately your problem is not phrased clearly. Could you try again?

HTH
-pk
 
Patrick Keenan said:
Do you get a 404 or are you redirected back to the ISP's home page?
Don't get a 404, just taken back to ISP's home page.

What exactly do you mean?
Just that; my other computer allows access to web pages from either
favorites or by keying the URL.
 
Michael said:
Don't get a 404, just taken back to ISP's home page.


Just that; my other computer allows access to web pages from either
favorites or by keying the URL.

Maybe this will help:

Click Start, Run, type:

netsh winsock reset

Press Enter key

Restart the system

You can also try this software download from a working machine:

LSP-Fix
http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm
 
Michael said:
Don't get a 404, just taken back to ISP's home page.


Just that; my other computer allows access to web pages from either
favorites or by keying the URL.

Thinking about it, if you can access some sites, this is more likely the
cause:

Flush DNS

Click Start, Run, type:

IPConfig /FlushDNS [Press Enter key]

Also try turning off your firewall as a test. If you have any unique
security settings in Internet Options, or if you have a program that
might be blocking some sites, or a web accelerator program, disable.
 
Uninstall your antivirus, completly, check your web access, then
reinstall the antivirus if so desired.
 

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