problem

[klik]

i've spent the last 48 hours trying to fix this shit... with no luck. i was hoping maybe someone here can unfuck my situation:
i can't get internet explorer to load any page at all. it just sits there trying to connect for about 20 seconds... and then quits. i'm on a cable.. and i don't have a proxy set, i don't use a firewall, i haven't installed anything new recently.. and all my internet settings are the same as they've always been.
i can connect to icq, aim, or tcp/ip to aol and use this gay browser.. or run audiogalaxy. but i've tried netscape, opera, the winamp browser, the browser in GASS, and upgraded to internet explorer 6.0 and still no luck.
i've been on cable for about 4 years and have never had this happen. i tried calling my cables tech support, and they said that there is nothing they can do, because i can still connect to shit, so my connection is fine i guess. they told me it was my software, not their service.

i've tried everything that i can think of. maybe there is somehow a proxy set somewhere that i cant find or something?

also another thing... i dont know how gator got on my computer... ive never seen it load... or be installed.. and cant find the directory that it is in... i cant find it in the startup or registry... and i cant uninstall it from control panel.
but for some reason, about 45 seconds after i reboot, it pops up an error message saying that gator can't connect. i looked under a kill process before and after this error message and i don't even see it running.

if anyone can help me unfuck either one of these fuckups... i would be in debt to you forever. it is very irritating having to use aol.

[Dirty F]

format c: as a wise man once said.

[wannabeapornstar]

maybe you just got fucked by some javascript virus...maybe you should try to upgrade you browser...i dont think that it will helpl but you should try it

[JFPdude]

Tools > Internet Options > Connections > Setup

This happened to me once when my cable company upgraded a router

[dipshit moron retard]

so youre saying ie only stops working when youre on your cable connection but when you dialup through AOL it's fine?!

[klik]

Originally posted by JFPdude
Tools > Internet Options > Connections > Setup

This happened to me once when my cable company upgraded a router

tried that

wannabepornstar: i already upgraded to internet explorer 6.0 from a cd.

battuss: just formatted last week.

dipshirt moron retard: i dont dial into aol, i can connect with my cable to aol.

[dipshit moron retard]

if you open up dos (type cmd in the run box) can you do this:
telnet www.gofuckyourself.com 80
get /

does it give you a 404 error and the server type etc etc?

[klik]

Originally posted by dipshit moron retard
if you open up dos (type cmd in the run box) can you do this:
telnet www.gofuckyourself.com 80
get /

does it give you a 404 error and the server type etc etc?

telnet freezes the second i try to connect... that was one of the first things i tried to see if i could connect to anything.

[Beastiepoo]

Originally posted by klik
battuss: just formatted last week.

If the problem has appeared in the last couple of days, your reformat last week is worth shit. I'm with battus, you sound seriously fucked.

format c:

[klik]

Originally posted by Beastiepoo

If the problem has appeared in the last couple of days, your reformat last week is worth shit. I'm with battus, you sound seriously fucked.

format c:

no way.... thats still another 48 hours away.. i've been through strange things like this before.

[Dreamman010]

Seems like a problem with DNS servers. If you go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Connections, what do you see in there?

Also, click on "LAN Settings", are there any check-marks?

Lastly, try to go to Start -> Run -> ping www.yahoo.com, does that return pings?

[klik]

Originally posted by Dreamman010
Seems like a problem with DNS servers. If you go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Connections, what do you see in there?

Also, click on "LAN Settings", are there any check-marks?

Lastly, try to go to Start -> Run -> ping www.yahoo.com, does that return pings?

its set to never dial a connection, and under lan settings only automatticly connect settings is checked.

and yes, i get ping replies

[dipshit moron retard]

klik, thats fucked. so its only outgoing stuff on port 80 you have a problem with. have you tried uninstalling your adapter completely and reinstalling it? i know advice like that sucks but i would try it before moving on. in the meantime have you considered trying to use a proxy that uses another port?

[XXXPaysiteDesign]

Originally posted by Battuss
format c: as a wise man once said.

ass kisser.

[Dirty F]

Originally posted by XXXPaysiteDesign



ass kisser.

Hey Wilson, go to bed or i'll call your mother that youre still awake.

[Dreamman010]

Originally posted by klik


its set to never dial a connection, and under lan settings only automatticly connect settings is checked.

and yes, i get ping replies

Try to uncheck everything in "LAN Settings", press OK and restart IE.

[klik]

Originally posted by Dreamman010



Try to uncheck everything in "LAN Settings", press OK and restart IE.

i wish

[sinmaster]

I had a similiar problem awhile back, after chasing around for hours all that was needed was to simply reset my cable modem. there is a very small button on the back of mine you psuh with a paper clip to reset it.

[klik]

LOL! I FIXED IT!!!!!!!

why the hell does that little reset button fix it... when completely unplugging it didn't help at all?

problem solved. except the gator situation.

thanks everyone! now i can relax and not have to use aol

[Dreamman010]

congrats!

[Sugarpuss]

get rid of that gator, I had problems the whole time it was on.
I still dont know how it got there

[bdld]

download ad-aware by lavasoft to get rid of some of those dumb programs