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  • Birthday 4/14/1985

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  1. jseibert5306
    never mind was able to fix it himself by restoring the settings thanks anyway
  2. jseibert5306
    also i know it is a little late but this started after i tried to download adobe flashplayer
  3. jseibert5306
    It didnt work snow
  4. jseibert5306
    hi, i have a laptop that runs windows xp proffesionally and it has wireless internet. the internet has been working up to two days ago. i have tried it out on two different routers in two differnt locations it comes up to the same thing. The message that comes up after the diagnostics is: Windows cannot connect to the internet using HTTP,HTTPS, or FTP. this is probly caused by firewall setting on this computer. check the fire wall setting for the HTTP port (80),HTTPS port (443) and FTP port (21) You might need to contact your internet service provider (isp) or the manufacturer of your firewall software. i have windows firewall and a firewall that is part of ESET Smart security system and i have tried to turn both off, i have turned both to allow HTTp, and i have tried safe mode w/ networking. ANY help would be appreciated
  5. jseibert5306
    i have tried both that and turning off the fire wall
  6. jseibert5306
    I checked and it is. The two items that show up when i extent the network adaptors are: 1. 3Com 3c920 Intergrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3c905c-tx compatible 2. Intel® PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection
  7. jseibert5306
    hi, i have a laptop that runs windows xp proffesionally and it has wireless internet. the internet has been working up to two days ago. i have tried it out on two different routers in two differnt locations it comes up to the same thing. The message that comes up after the diagnostics is: Windows cannot connect to the internet using HTTP,HTTPS, or FTP. this is probly caused by firewall setting on this computer. check the fire wall setting for the HTTP port (80),HTTPS port (443) and FTP port (21) You might need to contact your internet service provider (isp) or the manufacturer of your firewall software. i have windows firewall and a firewall that is part of ESET Smart security system and i have tried to turn both off, i have turned both to allow HTTp, and i have tried safe mode w/ networking. ANY help would be appreciated
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