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RE: Windows XP - totally fucked
hts007
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Posted on 11-07-08 04:22
can you connect via telnet??

start --> run
type cmd click ok

at the command prompt type
telnet www.google.com 80

if you can connect you'll get a blank screen, if not you'll get a prompte that say connecting to www.google.com

personnally, i would say you PC has RootKit installed on it, but that is not 100% for sure.

When the windows firewall service can't start it means that another programming is using that windows NDIS Driver shim for that service. For example, when running Routing and Remote Access (RRAS or the NAT and VPN sevice) on a windows 2003 service, you can't start the windows internet connection sharing/windows firewall service on the box.

A trojan can also cause the issue, a well designer virus will install such an NDIS driver on a PC and hide itself. When windows looks up it drivers it does so by using linked nodes......

<--Previous driver = Z(Driver a)Next driver-->B|<--previous driver=A(driver B)-->Next driver-->C|<--previous driver=B(driver C)-->Next driver=D|<--etc... etc..

A good virus will do this
<--Previous driver = Z(Driver a)Next driver-->C|<--previous driver=A(Virus driver B)-->Next driver-->C|<--previous driver=(driver C)-->Next driver=D|<--etc... etc..

In essence hidding itself from windows, because when windows enumerates its drivers it will skip from A to C, skipping B altogether.

Another issue that can cause this is DNS... but as someone suggested before ( I would image you tried it) even with DNS issues you should still be able to browse a site by it IP address, ie, for google.com http://64.233.183.99 should open google.

If ou can't use google via IP and DNS is working (start--> run Nslookup type google.com and check you get an answer) you have some deep OS issues. If telnet does not work, again OS issue (assuming you don't have a cisco router or the like blocking HTTP Traffic). Have you tried running wireshark as suggested and sniffing the packets....

I would love to troubleshoot this, very interesting issue..
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