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Is it just the one machine, and only HTTP, that is the problem?
Will this work? ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/
Can you run a tracert on a web site?
Have you considered just setting the network or connection up again for the affected machine? Start > Programs > Accessories > Communications > Try the appropriate wizard for your setup.
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by nimmo Accepted solution
A couple of things to try:
Do you have any connectivity? Can you ping the routers internal interface and access the web console (if it has one).
If you can then check the status of the router to see if it's connected to the internet.
Can you ping sites by hostname? Is there any activity on your network interface? (right click the connection and select status).
Run the command ipconfig /renew and then ipconfig /flushdns.
Reset the stack from the command line type:
netsh > int ip reset reset.txt
Take a look at your host file to see if anything strange is in it:
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc also in the same directory there is a services file, check that http is in there and associated with port 80. (you can open these in notepad).
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