Hoff77
Jun 21 2005, 08:42 PM
PLease help! I had installed AntiVir Personal and ran it. It cleaned some things up and ever since then I have not been able to use the internet. I am able to dial up to my ISP and when I open IE it just says unable to display page. I can't go to any websites at all. I think the AntiVir deleted some files that I needed. I even reinstalled my Windows 2000 and also IE 6.0, but it still isn't working.
Leurgy
Jun 21 2005, 09:14 PM
Not sure this will work or not but it won't hurt to try.
LSP-Fix
Hoff77
Jun 22 2005, 09:31 PM
Unfortunately, that didn't work
This is the error I see in IE:
windows\system32\shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm
ANy ideas???
Leurgy
Jun 23 2005, 06:40 AM
Make sure your firewall is not blocking your browser.
Look in Device Manager and see if your modem or network card is installed properly.
When you say you reinstalled 2000, did you format first or just install over the top?
Go to Start>Run> and type in cmd. Type in ping www.google.com and press enter. If you get a reply, you will know you are connected to the internet and the problem is browser related.
Does AntiVir have a quarantine or vault? See if you can find a log file from the scan. Whatever files were deleted can be extracted from your 2000 CD and replaced. You will need to then go to Windows Update.
Hoff77
Jun 23 2005, 09:16 PM
When I reinstalled Windows2000 I just installed over top.
I downloaded the shdoclc.dll file and tried to replace the one in my windows\system32 folder but it won't let be because it says its in use by windows. So I tried to unregister it but it won't let me do that either. I tried to ping www.google.com but all it does is says HIMEM.SYS. So I don't think its connecting to the internet correctly. I can dial up to my ISP and it says I am connected at 49 kbps like normal. I can't check my email with Outlook either, it doesn't find the server. Any thoughts??
Leurgy
Jun 24 2005, 05:52 AM
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Look in Device Manager and see if your modem or network card is installed properly.
You may need to reinstall the drivers.
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