Please help!!! Can't connect to internet!!!

pinacoladaxb

'pcbutts1 [MS MVP Wrote:
> ;3133672']How did you fix it?
>

I didn't fix anything.




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Leythos

In article <_sE1k.2759$.sbc.com>, pcbutts1
@leythosthestalker.com says...
> How did you fix it?

Why did you suggest that tool if you didn't know the specifics of his
situation?

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pcbutts1 [MS MVP]

Well if you did nothing then it sounds to me like Winsock corruption. Your
systems Winsock can be hijacked, enabling spyware to record everything you
do online or send information you think is going to one Web site to another
altogether. Any corruption in the Winsock 2 LSP will disable your internet
access. Possibly you have inadvertently installed some spyware that adds an
LSP of its own. Winsock 2 adheres to the Windows Open Service Architecture.
In effect, the WOSA architecture allows third-party service providers to be
plugged in without the need for application developers to rewrite their code
and without the need to replace the Winsock 2 DLL ws2_ 32.dll. The DLL
implementing an LSP is either loaded by another LSP or directly by
ws2_32.dll, depending upon its position in the protocol chain. If an LSP is
not at the top of the protocol chain, the LSP immediately above it in the
chain loads it; otherwise, it is loaded by ws2_ 32.dll. The fix of mine you
ran wipes out all of the 3rd party LSP's so they have to be reloaded by the
ws2_ 32.dll or the program itself. Legitimate anti-spyware applications like
Super AntiSpyware and others with real-time protection will reload their LPS
on reboot. Spyware that accesses the LSP's when the LSP is removed will
cause the problem you had for example the old new.net Trojan. The reason
your system is rebooted after running the fix is to complete the repair by
rebuilding files. It was bad malware that caused that issue and the Winsock
repair that fixed it.


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"pinacoladaxb" <pinacoladaxb.28cd964@pcbanter.net> wrote in message
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> 'pcbutts1 [MS MVP Wrote:
>> ;3133672']How did you fix it?
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> I didn't fix anything.
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pinacoladaxb

Leythos;3133743 Wrote:
> In article _sE1k.2759$.sbc.com, pcbutts1
> @leythosthestalker.com says...-
> How did you fix it?-
>
> Why did you suggest that tool if you didn't know the specifics of his
> situation?
>

BECAUSE HE DOESN'T CARE!

Honestly. Did you look at his recent posts? THEY'RE ALL THE SAME.

"Try my ____ tool"
"My _______ can solve all of your problems. Download it now."
"Use my free ______."




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pinacoladaxb

I don't use the internet on my windows computer for anything except
testing games I develop.

I'm going to propose a reason for this problem, but don't jump on it
just to get yourself cleared. Before I ran your software and after the
internet stopped working, I deleted one of the connections that was not
in use. I thought maybe my computer was trying to connect to it even
though it could not.




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Elmo

pinacoladaxb wrote:
> Leythos;3133327 Wrote:
>> In article uxn1k.3040$.sbc.com, pcbutts1
>> @leythosthestalker.com says...-
>> Sorry to burst your bubble and that of the stalker Leythos, did you
>> read the
>> part of my sig that says to ignore him? He has you believing my
>> winsock tool
>> damaged your computer when all it is the standard "Microsoft" netsh
>> command, nothing more nothing less, netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt.
>> that's
>> it.
>
> Before I ran your program, the only thing wrong with my computer was it
> couldn't connect to the internet.
> After I ran your program, I get an "Invalid System Disk" error during
> the booting process and I get a message saying it can't find a file.

Remove the floppy.

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pinacoladaxb

Elmo;3133827 Wrote:
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> Remove the floppy.
Remove.....the.....floppy? Floppy what? Which floppy? How?




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Bill in Co.

pinacoladaxb wrote:
> Elmo;3133827 Wrote:
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>> Remove the floppy.
> Remove.....the.....floppy? Floppy what? Which floppy? How?

You must be a new Vista user.

Elmo

pinacoladaxb wrote:

I tried the Winsock repair thing. Now, when the computer boots up, it
says "Invalid system disk Replace disk, and then press any key"

> Elmo;3133827 Wrote:
>> Remove the floppy.

pinacoladaxb wrote:
> Remove.....the.....floppy? Floppy what? Which floppy? How?

It was merely a suggestion. If you downloaded the program mentioned
above to a floppy in your A: drive, and left the floppy diskette in the
A: drive, you would receive that error message, "Invalid system disk.
Replace disk, and then press any key", upon reboot.

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pinacoladaxb

I thought I mentioned earlier that I am a Windows XP user. I HATE Vista.




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