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by master3bs
What do you use to get online? DSL? Cable? Dial-up? Who is your provider?
What kind of error, if any are you getting? Do you have a valid IP address (in Win 98, run winipcfg and look for the IP on your ethernet adapter; in 2000 through XP run cmd and then type in ipconfig in DOS to tell. Let me know what the first numbers are. examples: 192.x.x.x 69.x.x.x; 169.x.x.x; etc)
by edgam20
by edgam20
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by w2ktechman
when the system was rebuilt, did you format the drive and MBR???
Could it have been a NIC card problem?
Before I rebuild a system, I securely wipe the drive with a scrubber. Too many times I just used format, or fdisk/format that still retained info from the previous install.
Also, if it is an MBR virus, the MBR needs to be formatted as well, or you dont get rid of it.
Another thought is to try another NIC card. See if the problem persists
And then again, maybe updating all of the patches for XP and the NIC driver may resolve the problem.
If not, try cleaning TCP/IP by
start -- run --
netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
then try again.
Make sure that the IE settings are correct. Most likely UNCHECK Everything (including autodetect).
by edgam20
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by statykserver
by statykserver
Also the command for the mbr when partitioning is fdisk /mbr
Hope this helps
by edgam20
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