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Tech connection help
laptop is acting up, when I start it this morning the cursor just moves in a circle and can't open anything. I did clean boot from safe mode with networking. So I can open programs now, that is good.

Trying to connect to internet with explorer or chrome, sessions time out, can't connect. I can pull up firefox but from there can't open any other websites. My connection is fine, using same connection typing this from my desktop.

I have all firewalls off. Thoughts?

Edit, no problem connecting in safe mode. Running Windows 7 64 Bit system.
 
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RE: Tech connection help
You can always run restore and pick a date before your problems hit.
 
06-10-2014 08:36 AM
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(06-10-2014 08:36 AM)Crewdogz Wrote:  You can always run restore and pick a date before your problems hit.

Does that restore lose any pics or docs that you have put out on the system since the issue started.
 
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If you pick June 8th for instance as the restore point (because you know you had no issues as of the 8th) you will lose anything you saved or installed after the 8th.
 
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Thanks for your thoughts. I did a restore, did not work. Did a clean boot, nope. Got a tech guy to run a bunch
of anti virus stuff, nope. So after hours and hours I decided to uninstall AVG and Comodo. Went back to msconfig.exe
and under normal boot - services, I noticed a comodo launch thing was checked, I unchecked and presto it
worked. Decided to try privatefirewall and see how that goes. 99% sure it was something with comodo.
 
06-10-2014 10:31 AM
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Congrats and good luck!
 
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(06-10-2014 11:42 AM)Crewdogz Wrote:  Congrats and good luck!

Thanks Crew.
 
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