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Yerboogieman	Posted - Jan 06 2010 : 09:49:11 AM So, I tried installing Avast! to protect my computer. Well, apparently that server is down, all the time. Microsoft.com, oh, that's down too, Norton, McAfee, Which those 2 i won't use, but those websites are constantly down also. Anyone have this problem and know how to get rid of it? (Edit...Move to Computers)
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Yerboogieman	Posted - Jan 10 2010 : 02:50:08 AM quote: Originally posted by Aaron Cake Check the proxy configuration in IE to make sure that some malware has not added a proxy (AV2009 does this). Check the hosts files to make sure there aren't entries for the AV sites. Can you ping the sites you are trying to access? I tried pinging them awhile back on another computer and it didn't work, I think I checked the proxy settings and messed with them, but in the end I just reinstalled Windows to fix a bunch of other problems. The joys of buying a used laptop. I do find it funny how Asus gives you disks with the drivers on it with a netbook. Glad I had an external DVD drive handy.
Aaron Cake	Posted - Jan 09 2010 : 11:09:53 AM Check the proxy configuration in IE to make sure that some malware has not added a proxy (AV2009 does this). Check the hosts files to make sure there aren't entries for the AV sites. Can you ping the sites you are trying to access?

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