Re: IE will not load any website page
From: Chuck (Ummm_at_guess.org)
Date: 01/11/05
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Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 08:43:08 -0500
bnwisla wrote:
> I am running Windows XP with Norton Antivirus. After connecting to the
> internet via phone modem, I clicked on IE as usual to load my homepage,
> yahoo.com. I got the page cannot be found, check your settings, dns error
> page. So I closed it and was just going to click on IE again. However, my
> desktop now showed that all of my files, everything on my computer, had been
> changed to .lnk files. Nothing would open and I kept getting the message
> that Windows could not find a program to open these files. I never received
> any messages from Symantec of a virus on my computer. Restore function was
> also disabled. I finally had to use the 5 restore discs provided by HP and
> put my computer back to its' factory condition.
>
> Now I have two problems. The first is that something is loading mass emails
> from my computer to email addresses not contained in address book and
> Symantec scans them but won't allow them to send. There is a never ending
> amount of them. The only way I can stop it is to reboot.
>
> The second is that IE will open my homepage, but it is a cached version
> because the date and time never changes. My big problem is that I cannot go
> to any webpage at all. No link, no URL will load. It is like some virus has
> disabled my capacity to get an active webpage. I am at a loss as to how to
> fix this since I can't get to any URL's and cannot even download antivirus
> definitions or updates.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
When you restored, did you format or did you restore? HP gives you 2
options.
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