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* - Spider86 - Aug 14, 2014
Wait what? How can you use the Internet when the title is "No Internet After Uninstalling Comodo"?
* - Aura - Aug 15, 2014
(Aug 14, 2014 10:40 PM)Spider86 Wrote: Wait what? How can you use the Internet when the title is "No Internet After Uninstalling Comodo"?
... He's most likely on his phone or another computer that he have.
Was that REALLY a question ?
* - Retro× - Sep 26, 2014
Would booting from an Unbuntu CD give me access to the internet on my old computer or is the problem with the system itself, not the OS?
* - Sparkfear - Sep 26, 2014
(Sep 26, 2014 03:32 AM)Gallium Wrote: Would booting from an Unbuntu CD give me access to the internet on my old computer or is the problem with the system itself, not the OS?
If you would ask me, yes that would work.
If you would reinstall windows it would work again too right?
* - Freebooter - Sep 26, 2014
Uninstall the network card driver and install latest version of the network card driver.
Open the Command Prompt as a administrator and type below command one by one.
netsh int ipv4 reset
netsh int ipv6 reset
netsh int portproxy reset
netsh winsock reset
Restart your computer if the problem has not resolved then click Start Menu --> Control Panel --> Network and Sharing Center --> Change Adapter Settings. Find the network card and right click on it select Properties. In the list, click Internet Protocol Version 4, then click Install button. Select Protocol, and then click Add click Have Disk. Browse to the location of C:\WINDOWS\inf\nettcpip.inf. Select nettcpip.inf file then click Open then OK then select Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4) then OK then Close and Reboot.
* - Turtle™ - Sep 28, 2014
Is it possible that something may have went wrong with your network drivers? If that might be the case, it is usually a simple matter of looking at your computer model (Right click "My computer" button and hit "properties" and scroll down a bit) and downloading the network drivers from the website of your computer manufacturer.
Don't always just jump into reinstalling windows. You can often save yourself a lot of time by thinking of alternatives.
* - Retro× - Oct 12, 2014
(Sep 26, 2014 05:10 PM)Freebooter Wrote: Uninstall the network card driver and install latest version of the network card driver.
Open the Command Prompt as a administrator and type below command one by one.
netsh int ipv4 reset
netsh int ipv6 reset
netsh int portproxy reset
netsh winsock reset
Restart your computer if the problem has not resolved then click Start Menu --> Control Panel --> Network and Sharing Center --> Change Adapter Settings. Find the network card and right click on it select Properties. In the list, click Internet Protocol Version 4, then click Install button. Select Protocol, and then click Add click Have Disk. Browse to the location of C:\WINDOWS\inf\nettcpip.inf. Select nettcpip.inf file then click Open then OK then select Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4) then OK then Close and Reboot.
Thank you so much, this finally fixed my problems!
* - Freebooter - Oct 12, 2014
(Oct 12, 2014 12:07 AM)Gallium Wrote: Thank you so much, this finally fixed my problems!Your very welcome, nice to know your problem has been resolved.
* - Aura - Oct 12, 2014
Was about time for this issue to be solved right ?
Thread creation date : 08-10-2014
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