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| Problem with "user" account: unable to access any internet site; friendle name & url both fail. Windows XP Pro SP1 with all updates except SP2. Computer lab; 10 PCs with identical hardware & software. Lab computers were set up, 15 months ago. Each machine has an admin account & a user account began about 2 weeks ago; only known hardware or software changes had been symantec corp AV & Win xp updates, done when logged on as "Administrator" I changed the account type to "administrator" and the problem rersolved. Changing the account back to "user" results a return of the problem. I created another "user" account; same problem. None of the other 9 computers in the lab have this problem. I'm the lab administrator, although the lab owner has the password for the "administrator". I have not made any group policy settings. Files can be accessed across the network, but I cannot access the internet from 1 of the 10 computers, as a "user", nor as a "power user". I can access the internet as "administrator" and as a member of the "administrator" group. Problem was not present 01 Mar; Steps I have taken: cleared cookies, temp files, temp internet files, history. ping gateway > works ping DNS servers > all fail; all fail from any computer in the lab, even fails on those computers that can access the Internet. When I ping the dns servers, using www.codeflux.com/tools, the ping process is successful. ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew ipconfig /flushdns ping 204.71.200.75 [ 1 of yahoo's ip addresses ] 4 packets sent; 4 packets lost request times out ping yahoo.com 4 packets sent; 4 packets lost request times out repaired connection within Networking applet of control panel. verified that Windows XP firewall is not running; verified TCP/IP filtering is not active; scanned for viruses, none found. I see nothing strange in the running processes. I have read http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q299357 , but I don't understand the netsh command usage. I tried to test the Winsock. I read http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259 .. My system information does not display "components". I ran a network diag tool from within System information. It reports: Network adapters NIC manufacturer / model FAILED DSNServerSearchOrder [ FAILED ] IP address of DNS server 1 [ failed ] IP address of DNS server 2 [ failed ] IP address of DNS server 3 [ failed ] No problems noted with other items tested. I had a similar problem with another PC in the lab, a week or 2 ago. I fixed that by adjusting the MTU. For my current issue, I adjusted the MTU, but the problem persists. Your guidance will be appreciated. WC | Guest
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