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Old July 16th 04, 06:33 PM
Black Wolf Standing
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Default Connects to network, but no internet

Verify the Bios time verses Windows XP time.
They should be an exact match.
If they're off, you could get an error your describing.
I had to do a complete reinstall of Windows XP to include
a complete repartitioning of my C: drive to correct the
problem.

-----Original Message-----
I'm having a problem with a friends computer. The

computer had gotten a few viruses (backdoor.coreflood), I
ran NAV and removed the 3 viruses.

I've also done a repair installation of XP.

Now my problem is I can't do anything on the internet.

I am trying to connect to either my dsl connection (VOL),
or my regular dial-up. Both connections show the
computer authenticating succesfully, and show that I'm
connected, but I can't do anything once I'm online.

I can't get to any websites, I can't even update my NAV

definitions..although with both connections, they show me
being connected.

Any suggestions? Is there anyway I can completely

repair all the network connections in the registry?

Thanks for any help.

.

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