Quoting Carl Houseman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How does this compare with the IPCONFIG /ALL result from the other PC which
> works? I'm betting the DNS servers are different.
Hi Carl, I'm away from my system right now (back Saturday afternoon); however,
my recollection is that they are the same.
> You should see a General tab. Make sure both bullets are set to obtain
> addresses automatically. If you need to change one or both, that should fix
> it.
My ISP-friend had me check this and I had three different telephone numbers
(one long distance) to connect with my ISP and the problem happens with all
three numbers - same username and password. ISP Tech Support tried a specific
DNS as well as automatic but that didn't make a difference. My ISP-friend is
currently checking whether there is a problem with the Kaspersky firewall. I
had tried temporarily disabling both it and Kaspersky AV, but that didn't make
a difference.
> If not, write back and we'll walk through re-setting up your ISP connection
> from scratch.
Thank you for your kind offer. I'll write again Saturday whether or not I've
had any success with any ISP-solutions.
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Cheers, Stephen
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