Win 7 64bit unable to see any web pages

upgraded Vista 64 to win 7 64...with either wired or wirless connection
cannot display any web pages..both Mozilla and IE 8 ..connections all look
good..settings on all hardware look good..have Norton IS (latest) and
StopZilla (latest)..have disabled both with same results...used all
recommended solutions from MS..clean boot, disabled add-ons...at a loss at
this point...any and all help greatly appreciated!!!!!!

"GTCTKD" <> wrote in message news:0DF78C1B-472E-4878-859A-...
> upgraded Vista 64 to win 7 64...with either wired or wirless connection
> cannot display any web pages..both Mozilla and IE 8 ..connections all look
> good..settings on all hardware look good..have Norton IS (latest) and
> StopZilla (latest)..have disabled both with same results...used all
> recommended solutions from MS..clean boot, disabled add-ons...at a loss at
> this point...any and all help greatly appreciated!!!!!!


Try using a different browser? Or testing an HTTP connection with telnet 80?

If either of those don't work your problem is with your OS networking
not just with IE. Then you may find more informed help from a newsgroup
or forum which specializes in that. Unfortunately there are no W7 newsgroups
on the msnews server (that I am aware of) so I can't cross-post to one.
There is a however a web forum you could try:

http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...etwork/threads


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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Mine is doing the same thing.

But if you go to IE/Tools/Internet Options/Connections/LAN Settings
and then check Automatically Detect Settings

then refresh your page -mine works

but if i reboot it clears this setting and I have to do it all ove
again.

Maybe this can help you -help me :

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CESTec
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"CESTech" <> wrote in message news:...
>
> Mine is doing the same thing.
>
> But if you go to IE/Tools/Internet Options/Connections/LAN Settings
> and then check Automatically Detect Settings


"check"? Is a proxy involved?


>
> then refresh your page -mine works
>
> but if i reboot it clears this setting and I have to do it all over
> again.


If a proxy is involved you may need to get an IEAK modified version
of IE which helps support that.


>
> Maybe this can help you -help me
>
>
> --
> CESTech
> Posted via http://www.win7heads.com
>