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I connect to the internet using broadband, the “tellies” appear in the system tray, by the clock, when I log in, showing I am connected.
I can open the Command box from Run in Windows XP Pro. I can IPCONFIG /all and it shows the dsl modem and the DNS server, I can also ping IP addresses but can’t ping IP host names.

I have contacted my ISP and they said it maybe a “Telnet Problem” but this makes no sense to me!

The thing that makes no sense to me is that I was on the net the night before and then the next morning it wouldn’t work, I must say that my son went onto the net after me within this desktop.

I ran my virus checker, “AVG Free” on the system first thing and it found 10 infections this was “Java/Byte.Verify” AVG would not remove the virus so I searched the net, from another computer, and found a way of removing it, this was found on the Java site, the virus is gone now.

Also when I write and addresses in the address bar at the top of the IE window it comes up with “IE can not open the search page” whether this is something to do with the above problem who knows.

Thanks for any help

Andrew

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q293402Sorry this didn't work