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shark64ca2003
Used spyware for first time and it has firewalled my
wireless router connection. Can't access the internet.
Any answers.
wireless router connection. Can't access the internet.
Any answers.
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Engel
First of all, are you running latest version ? 1.0.615
Start MSAS > Help-About.
If not > www.microsoft.com > "Popular downloads".
Then look at this kb from MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;892350
Is your Internet Explorer set to work off-line or on-
line? Please check in the File menu of Internet Exporer -
the "Work off-line" option should nºt be checked.
Good luck
Engel
Start MSAS > Help-About.
If not > www.microsoft.com > "Popular downloads".
Then look at this kb from MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;892350
Is your Internet Explorer set to work off-line or on-
line? Please check in the File menu of Internet Exporer -
the "Work off-line" option should nºt be checked.
Good luck
Engel
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Jhnkch
up. Found that when I "downed" spyware I was reconnected.-----Original Message-----
Used spyware for first time and it has firewalled my
wireless router connection. Can't access the internet.
Any answers.
.
Got same problem. Was having trouble keeping DSL line
Looks like there is no solution or tips in this forum.
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Bill Sanderson
Are you unable to read the replies?
Has Engel's information failed in your case?
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Has Engel's information failed in your case?
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Hakama
Engel *did* give the tip:
"Is your Internet Explorer set to work off-line or on-
line? Please check in the File menu of Internet Exporer -
the "Work off-line" option should nºt be checked."
This was your problem.
And this forum is a very good one, with lots of people always willing to
spend a lot of their time helping others, and succeeding, judging by the
thanks.
"Is your Internet Explorer set to work off-line or on-
line? Please check in the File menu of Internet Exporer -
the "Work off-line" option should nºt be checked."
This was your problem.
And this forum is a very good one, with lots of people always willing to
spend a lot of their time helping others, and succeeding, judging by the
thanks.
B
Bill Sanderson
Many users, coming in via the HTML interface, never manage to figure out how
to see replies--there are three or four such messages in the last 5 days or
so.
There's a bug in the software providing this interface such that certain
Mozilla-based browsers can't properly click on the PLUS sign and expand the
threads. Using the Expand All at the top of a given page does work.
This is one of a number of annoyances about this web forum interface
software.
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to see replies--there are three or four such messages in the last 5 days or
so.
There's a bug in the software providing this interface such that certain
Mozilla-based browsers can't properly click on the PLUS sign and expand the
threads. Using the Expand All at the top of a given page does work.
This is one of a number of annoyances about this web forum interface
software.
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Guest
I read the message and the tip but it does not work for me, I still get the
message that it cannot connect to the internet, which is not possible given
that I have dsl and work on line all the time. any other tip to solve the
problem?
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message that it cannot connect to the internet, which is not possible given
that I have dsl and work on line all the time. any other tip to solve the
problem?
v
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Bill Sanderson
Can you describe your problem from scratch? I'm not at all sure it is
related to the conversation in this thread which was completely disjointed
and never resolved.
You've installed Microsoft Antispyware.
Did you use it to scan your system and clean something up?
You are now getting a message that something cannot connect to the
Internet--is that Microsoft Antispyware, when trying to get definitions?
You have a dsl connection, and are not experiencing any other trouble with
Internet connectivity--i.e. web browsing works, email works?
If it is Microsoft Antispyware, here's more:
1) this can be caused by any break in connectivity between the app and the
definition servers--including those servers being down. There are new
definitions available today--sometimes we've had a brief spate of this
message just before definitions have been available, which goes away with
time
2) this can be cause by either Internet Explorer or Outlook Express being
set to "work offline."
3) this can be caused by a software firewall, perhaps part of an antivirus
suite, that controls outbound traffic.
4) Some have been able to resolve this message by checking the
"automatically detect" box in
Internet Options, connection tab, either Lan or dialup settings, depending
on the type of connection--in your case, it would be LAN settings.
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related to the conversation in this thread which was completely disjointed
and never resolved.
You've installed Microsoft Antispyware.
Did you use it to scan your system and clean something up?
You are now getting a message that something cannot connect to the
Internet--is that Microsoft Antispyware, when trying to get definitions?
You have a dsl connection, and are not experiencing any other trouble with
Internet connectivity--i.e. web browsing works, email works?
If it is Microsoft Antispyware, here's more:
1) this can be caused by any break in connectivity between the app and the
definition servers--including those servers being down. There are new
definitions available today--sometimes we've had a brief spate of this
message just before definitions have been available, which goes away with
time
2) this can be cause by either Internet Explorer or Outlook Express being
set to "work offline."
3) this can be caused by a software firewall, perhaps part of an antivirus
suite, that controls outbound traffic.
4) Some have been able to resolve this message by checking the
"automatically detect" box in
Internet Options, connection tab, either Lan or dialup settings, depending
on the type of connection--in your case, it would be LAN settings.
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