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Weird network problem PC can't connect after malware

#1 User is offline   chellebubblz 

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Posted 12 December 2008 - 04:02 AM

We had an issue with my husband's computer. I'm not really sure that everything is removed, but we are no longer getting the annoying popups telling us to download Winweb Security. I deleted the suspicious exe file and it finally left the task bar and hasn't come back through multiple restarts. The problem is, he still can't connect to the internet. We have DSL, and a Belkin router. His PC is connected wired to the router, and my iMac is in another room and uses wireless to connect to the network. Here's where it gets weird, I can still connect to the internet just fine through wireless and hooked into the router. No problems at all. But his doesn't. He's on Vista. When you go into Networks and Connections, it shows that he is connected to the Network, but not the internet, there is a red X there. When you click the red X it diagnoses and says that there is a problem with the modem or router, even though there isn't. It won't fix the IP. And resetting the "adaptor" doesn't do anything either. When I go into Properties, there is nothing there for DSN and such. I have tried the Winsock manual fix through cmd.exe and it didn't help (may have done it wrong?) Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've tried all I can think of. I've reset the router, restored it to factory settings etc.

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Posted 14 December 2008 - 02:39 PM

It is possible that there is still an infection. Try posting in the Am I Infected?

This post has been edited by xblindx: 14 December 2008 - 02:41 PM


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