Recent content by white_worm

Well its fixed, but at what a cost. I reinstalled Windows. It's ok though, because I had to redo the C drive partition to start creating proper backups. My best guess is that it was a registry error of some sort, or something wrong in the Windows installation. Now my new problem: My C drive is...

I finished a malware/antivirus scan. Found a few non-malware things and cleaned them up. Still no 'net. Rebooted in safe mode with networking, same results. I haven't restarted my network (router, modem, switch) since the IPv6 change because I don't want to take internet away from my roommates...

I figured out how to disable IPv6, still no change. I have run a full system scan with BitDefender twice, and it did find something but it was cleaned. I'm trying to run a system file checker, then i'll run BitDefender again.

I set the DNS back to automatic, which set it back to the router. No change. How do I disable IPv6 in my adapter? The uninstall option is greyed out and I don't see a way to disable it.

Well I can't use system restore, because my machine never created a restore point because of a bug in Windows 7. I mean to fix that as soon as I get the networking back online. here's my ipconfig: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

I checked my Chrome proxy setting, nothing is set up. If there is another proxy setting you were referring to, please detail.

Chrome doesn't have that option. Chrome isn't really my problem though. Really none of my Internet enabled programs work.

I've got a big problem and am desperate for a solution. My computer went offline today and I can't seem to get it back on, no matter what I try. The odd thing is, everything else in my network seems to be ok. Here's the network setup: Cable -> Modem (Comcast Xfinity Ubee, can't find the model...