I have found the following combination kills most bugs:

1. SuperAntiSpyWare
2. Malware Bytes
3. Avast (configure to run a scan prior to loading windows)
4. Check your host file under c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Some viruses will make entries here to redirect your to the loopback ipaddress of localhost 127.0.0.1

John




I've had clients with some pretty nasty viruses that wouldn't allow you to hit the internet, or certain sites and these things have fixed them all.


>Hi Tracy,
>
>No problem going to http://www.mozilla.org . In fact I downloaded Firefox in the hopes that my issue was IE related. But Firefox and even Google Chrome have the same problem. Seems it is becoming a well known malware issue. Kapersky has a solution that Mike used but I had already tried that to no avail.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Ken
>
>>Can you navigate to this: http://www.mozilla.org
>>Try clearing cache and cookies:
>>http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?&answer=32050
>>
>>>Looking for suggestions to solve a strange problem. I cannot use any search engine. When I try www.google.com, my computer just saunters off into cyberspace and refuses to cooperate. Of course I cannot google "I cannot google". Here is what I have tried so far:
>>>
>>>It is my laptop. WIN 7 Enterprise 64bit. No problem visiting any other web site.... just cannot google or bing.
>>>
>>>1. Other computers on home network have no problem. I have ATT UVERSE with several computers networked. Only my laptop is affected
>>>2. My main browser is IE but I have tried other browsers, even google chrome but no luck
>>>3. I took computer (it is a laptop) to other WI-FI spots with same result
>>>4. Used MALWARE BYTES, a rootkit killer and AVG Rootkit scans but found nothing.
>>>5. Searched through all IE options but found nothing.
>>>6. Turned off Windows firewall to no avail.
>>>
>>>This is VERY ANNOYING!!
>>>
>>>Any suggestions??
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Ken