Hi notebookpc,

As you said I installed the super antispyware and scanned my system. It detected around 35 Ad.ware cookie something and I quarantined it all. But still after restarting my IE or Mozilla is not working. Help me.

You guys could try the following to bring back the browser service, if it's not a connection or dns issue:



1. in the cml run "regsvr32 actxprxy.dll" and "regsvr32 shdocvw.dll"

2. reboot windows



If the above couldn't fix the issues, run the following extra commds:


regsvr32 mshtml.dll
regsvr32 urlmon.dll
regsvr32 msjava.dll
regsvr32 shdocvw.dll
regsvr32 browseui.dll
regsvr32 actxprxy.dll
regsvr32 oleaut32.dll
regsvr32 shell32.dll
and restart the system once again

I had a similar issue and had disabled windows firewall as a matter of course, tried running the dll's in cmd prompt and lo and behold it worked....until i restarted ldnt work at allthe pc and then it wouldnt work at all no matter how many times i tried them again....mate of mine told me noticed i hadnt disabled Panda Antivirus 2009 and that norton was still lurking in the system....so far so good used the norton removal tool and need to re-install Panda browsers working fine :-)

I was experiencing similar problems, here is what I did to fix, give it a go and let me know if you have any success.

the problem for seemed to be that some of the services that windows was running were falling over (I'm using XP by the way). Restarting these seemed to do the trick.

+ Open 'Run' from the Start menu and type in 'services.msc'

Find the services "Wireless Zero Configuration" and "DHCP Client" in the window that opens.

+ Right click on 'Wireless Zero Configuration" and select Restart. Once it has restarted, do the same for "DHCP Client". Try opening your browser again and open a webpage. It should now work properly.

Now a bit of a problem was every time I restarted my PC I had to repeat the process. I setup a batch file to run during startup so I didn't have to worry about doing this.

+ Create a file called "srestart.bat" anywhere you like. Edit it and but the following lines in:

@echo off
net stop "Wireless Zero Configuration"
net start "Wireless Zero Configuration"
net stop "DHCP Client"
net start "DHCP Client"

Now go into Control Panel and open Scheduled Tasks. Create a new scheduled task and point it to the batch file you have just created. Schedule it to run 'At System Startup'. Make sure you tick the 'Run only if Logged On' checkbox otherwise you might some an error to do with passwords.

Everything works fine for me now.

I finally got my problem resolved!

Someone on another forum (computer net) suggested that I set IE and Firefox to accept no proxy from the net to bypass any spyware/virus that redirects links.

For IE:
In the browser, go to "Tools', 'Internet Options', "Connection", "LAN Settings" and uncheck all the boxes.

For Firefox:

In the browser, go to "Tools", "Options", "Advanced", "Network", "Settings" and check the "Direct connection to the Internet" button (leave all other buttons unchecked).

Hope this works for whoever else is having the same problem!

First of all i wanna thank all of those who posted solutions to resolve this issue. Base on my knowledge and experience I am gonna tell you how to resolve this problem.
0) Restore your pc to a previous date. go to Start>accessories>systemtools?>system restore.
if that dint work try the following
1) Download and install Malwarebytes and scan and remove infected files.(Google it and u will find it its free)
2) If the above did not work. then try the following.
*Disable any antivirus and firewalls that you might have install. if this doesn't fix the problem try this.
*Unistall your antivirus. specially if its norton, then you can get NOD32 antivirus which is a better.

3) For IE:
In the browser, go to "Tools', 'Internet Options', "Connection", "LAN Settings" and uncheck all the boxes.
For Firefox:
In the browser, go to "Tools", "Options", "Advanced", "Network", "Settings" and check the "Direct connection to the Internet" button (leave all other buttons unchecked).

4) If none of the aboved work for you try the following suggestions from previous ppl,
a) Open a command prompt as an administrator--start>programs>accessories>start command prompt>right click and choose use as administrator.
b)Type the following commands without the quotes:
"Ipconfig /flushdns" and press Enter.
"Netsh int ip reset" and press Enter
Vista will then want to be rebooted. Go ahead and reboot.
When it starts back up, again open command prompt as administrator.
Type the following commands without the quotes:
"Netsh winsock reset" Vista will then want to be rebooted. Go ahead and reboot.

4) if all that dint work try the following:
1. in the cml run "regsvr32 actxprxy.dll" and "regsvr32 shdocvw.dll"
2. reboot windows

if the above couldn't fix the issues, run the following extra commds:
egsvr32 mshtml.dll
regsvr32 urlmon.dll
regsvr32 msjava.dll
regsvr32 shdocvw.dll
regsvr32 browseui.dll
regsvr32 actxprxy.dll
regsvr32 oleaut32.dll
regsvr32 shell32.dll
and restart the system once again


If all that dint work. I will suggest to get a copy of vista or windows xp and reformat your pc. by reformatting your pc u will lose all ur documents and files(pics,mp3s..etc) but it will solve the problem 100% .


If you need extra information you can contact me at soulflyfgm@hotmail.com or driverofdevils@hotmail.com and i will gladly try to help you. I know its frustrating not to have something working....so i WANT to help you.