Interent stops workin after few minutes from start up
Hi all...
my problem is when i start up the computer i can browse the interent for a short time (minutes) and then it just stops working. I cant browse any longer, and this is the same situation everytime i reboot the computer, works then cuts off.
The computer is on the a network of 3, the other 2 computers can browse without any problems. So there's no problem with the newtowrk, it says its connected, it clearly is as i can browse the interent, but only for a short while. Any ideas why this problem occurs?
I have Panda Antivirus and Firewall, recently installed. Maybe a conflict between old free firewalls? I read some threads on the interent and a lot of people had same troubles, and the solution was traces of ZoneAlarm. But i cant recall ever installing this.
Also, intrestingly, when i run the windowsXP in safe mode, i can browse the interent without the problem i have in normal mode.
So that's my situation, any help would be greatly appreciated. Ive ran a few scans with S&D and Panda, but it doesnt seems to be a malware/virus problem.
Thanks in advance.
my problem is when i start up the computer i can browse the interent for a short time (minutes) and then it just stops working. I cant browse any longer, and this is the same situation everytime i reboot the computer, works then cuts off.
The computer is on the a network of 3, the other 2 computers can browse without any problems. So there's no problem with the newtowrk, it says its connected, it clearly is as i can browse the interent, but only for a short while. Any ideas why this problem occurs?
I have Panda Antivirus and Firewall, recently installed. Maybe a conflict between old free firewalls? I read some threads on the interent and a lot of people had same troubles, and the solution was traces of ZoneAlarm. But i cant recall ever installing this.
Also, intrestingly, when i run the windowsXP in safe mode, i can browse the interent without the problem i have in normal mode.
So that's my situation, any help would be greatly appreciated. Ive ran a few scans with S&D and Panda, but it doesnt seems to be a malware/virus problem.
Thanks in advance.
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The Safe Mode to normal mode change suggests a software conflict of some sort. Not quite sounding malware related, but let's take a look. Do the following in normal mode please.
Please download HijackThis from Here. Then click on the downloaded file to install HijackThis. After it is installed open HijackThis and select Do a system scan and save logfile. Use copy/paste and post that log back here for review.
Also Go Here and download Silent Runners to your desktop. Run it, and post back here the log it creates. If your protective software queries the script, allow it to run. It's not malicious. It will create a file named Startup Programs, and will notify when the scan is complete. Copy the log from the Startup Programs file back here. Here are guidelines for using Silent Runners. You can use separate posts here when replying and posting the log files if needed.