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Firefox doesn't work. Internet explorer doesn't work either but chrome works
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hey please, my mozilla firefox doesn't work now, and internet explorer either. But chrome works! It's not the firewall, the firewall clearly says that the program is allowed. Eset nod says it too, I though that it was the registry so i downloaded a repair and clean for registries files and repaired it: I also reinstalled it and it still doesn't work. Why! please help, I need my firefox
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They all should work, you can have as many browsers as you want installed. (although only one default browser)
Two options I can think of, the most likely one being the wrong versions of the browsers are allowed through your firewall, this is pretty simple to check, just disabled your firewall temporally and see if IE and firefox start working, if they do it's a firewall setting.
The other far less likely option is you've managed to set both IE and firefox to use a proxy server that doesn't exist. you can check this in IE by clicking tools > internet options, click on the connections tab and then on the LAN settings button and make sure nothing at all is ticked on the window that comes up.
Two options I can think of, the most likely one being the wrong versions of the browsers are allowed through your firewall, this is pretty simple to check, just disabled your firewall temporally and see if IE and firefox start working, if they do it's a firewall setting.
The other far less likely option is you've managed to set both IE and firefox to use a proxy server that doesn't exist. you can check this in IE by clicking tools > internet options, click on the connections tab and then on the LAN settings button and make sure nothing at all is ticked on the window that comes up.
I can launch the browser but it doesn't connect to any page because the browser simply doesnt start the connection it just says page can't be displayed
-I already reinstalled and uninstalled and reinstalled everything
-There is nothing ticked on the lan settings
-the firewall doesn't have any effect, deactivated or activated I have the same problem
-I had done a system restore before the problem occured and the system restore didn't work ok
-I used even revo uninstaller to uninstall firefox and also erase the suspicious things from the registry after the problem started but nothing works
-I already reinstalled and uninstalled and reinstalled everything
-There is nothing ticked on the lan settings
-the firewall doesn't have any effect, deactivated or activated I have the same problem
-I had done a system restore before the problem occured and the system restore didn't work ok
-I used even revo uninstaller to uninstall firefox and also erase the suspicious things from the registry after the problem started but nothing works
possibly the problem is due to the browser redirect virus.
Could you please just check:
1) Check Local Area Network (LAN) settings
a) Open Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer go to: Tools->Internet Options.
b) Click on “Connections” tab, then click “LAN settings” button.
c) Uncheck the checkbox under “Proxy server” option and click OK.
2) make sure that DNS settings are not changed
a) Open Control Panel (Start->Control Panel).
b) Double-click “Network Connections” icon to open it.
c) Right click on “Local Area Connection” icon and select “Properties”.
d) Select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” and click “Properties” button.
e) Choose “Obtain DNS server address automatically” and click OK.
3) Check Windows HOSTS file
a) Go to: C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc.
b) Double-click “hosts” file to open it. Choose to open with Notepad.
4) Manage Internet Explorer add-ons. Remove unknown or suspicious add-ons
a) Open Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer go to: Tools->Manage Add-ons.
b) Uninstall unknown or suspicious Toolbars or Search Providers.
5) Use TDSSKiller tool to remove malware belonging to the family Rootkit.Win32.TDSS http://
Could you please just check:
1) Check Local Area Network (LAN) settings
a) Open Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer go to: Tools->Internet Options.
b) Click on “Connections” tab, then click “LAN settings” button.
c) Uncheck the checkbox under “Proxy server” option and click OK.
2) make sure that DNS settings are not changed
a) Open Control Panel (Start->Control Panel).
b) Double-click “Network Connections” icon to open it.
c) Right click on “Local Area Connection” icon and select “Properties”.
d) Select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” and click “Properties” button.
e) Choose “Obtain DNS server address automatically” and click OK.
3) Check Windows HOSTS file
a) Go to: C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc.
b) Double-click “hosts” file to open it. Choose to open with Notepad.
4) Manage Internet Explorer add-ons. Remove unknown or suspicious add-ons
a) Open Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer go to: Tools->Manage Add-ons.
b) Uninstall unknown or suspicious Toolbars or Search Providers.
5) Use TDSSKiller tool to remove malware belonging to the family Rootkit.Win32.TDSS http://
1 and 2 were like you said
3
# Copyright (c) 1993-1999 Microsoft Corp.
#
# Éste es un ejemplo de archivo HOSTS usado por Microsoft TCP/IP para Windows.
#
# Este archivo contiene las asignaciones de las direcciones IP a los nombres de
# host. Cada entrada debe permanecer en una línea individual. La dirección IP
# debe ponerse en la primera columna, seguida del nombre de host correspondiente.
# La dirección IP y el nombre de host deben separarse con al menos un espacio.
#
#
# También pueden insertarse comentarios (como éste) en líneas individuales
# o a continuación del nombre de equipo indicándolos con el símbolo "#"
#
# Por ejemplo:
#
# 102.54.94.97 rhino.acme.com # servidor origen
# 38.25.63.10 x.acme.com # host cliente x
127.0.0.1 localhost
(it's in Spanish)
4 I erased, uninstalled and reinstalled absolutely everything on firefox, do I have to do it on internet too?
5 are you sure? I'm afraid that that program might cause problems of compatibility with eset nod. And it's hard for me to download a file with many megabytes (my internet provider charges per megabyte) (although if you are very sure I would do it)
(the thing is that eset nod and avast hadn't detected viruses or spywares in any mode, well they are cleaned, supposedly)
3
# Copyright (c) 1993-1999 Microsoft Corp.
#
# Éste es un ejemplo de archivo HOSTS usado por Microsoft TCP/IP para Windows.
#
# Este archivo contiene las asignaciones de las direcciones IP a los nombres de
# host. Cada entrada debe permanecer en una línea individual. La dirección IP
# debe ponerse en la primera columna, seguida del nombre de host correspondiente.
# La dirección IP y el nombre de host deben separarse con al menos un espacio.
#
#
# También pueden insertarse comentarios (como éste) en líneas individuales
# o a continuación del nombre de equipo indicándolos con el símbolo "#"
#
# Por ejemplo:
#
# 102.54.94.97 rhino.acme.com # servidor origen
# 38.25.63.10 x.acme.com # host cliente x
127.0.0.1 localhost
(it's in Spanish)
4 I erased, uninstalled and reinstalled absolutely everything on firefox, do I have to do it on internet too?
5 are you sure? I'm afraid that that program might cause problems of compatibility with eset nod. And it's hard for me to download a file with many megabytes (my internet provider charges per megabyte) (although if you are very sure I would do it)
(the thing is that eset nod and avast hadn't detected viruses or spywares in any mode, well they are cleaned, supposedly)
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