View Full Version : Can't access Google
sauron_stomp
October 2nd, 2003, 07:08 PM
Please help with any ideas. I loaded both MRU Blaster and Spybot. Everything was working great. I had a system freeze, who knows why and then some network settings got screwed up. Basically, something hosed my ability to surf though I could use the internal network. I managed to get surfing again but realized something now blocks my ability to go to Google and Altavista. I don't know what it could be so I have uninstalled MRU Blaster and Spybot. My host and lmhost files are clean. I reinstalled IE6 sp1 and set all settings to default. Does anyone know where else to look fo blocking that is happening?
LowWaterMark
October 2nd, 2003, 07:40 PM
When you attempt to goto http://www.google.com/ where do you end up? Or, do you get a standard browser error message instead of reaching any search site?
Just to be sure what you are saying, you can get to most other sites just fine and so far the only sites you've found to be a problem are those two search sites, right?
Since it effects search sites, it could be a browser hijack at the root of this problem. Even if it isn't, a log of your startups and processes would help lead us to resolution, so please post a HijackThis log here...
-{ Quote: "Go to http://www.tomcoyote.org/hjt and download "HijackThis!" (via button in the left section with flashing green light next to it). Unzip it. Run the HijackThis.exe file and press the [Scan] button... When the scan is finished, the [Scan] button will change into a [Save Log] button. Press that, save the log somewhere and paste the contents into a post here for us to look at.
Note that much of what will be listed there is correct and should not be fixed. So, just post the output here and let's see if the people here can help identify the problem." }-
I'll move this thread over to the privacy problems (http://www.wilderssecurity.com/index.php?board=21) section in a little while so it can get better attention on the current problem.
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