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joseph marty <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 26 Aug 2001 18:44:18 -0400
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There are a couple of files in the Windows folder that are something like *host.sam that have to be deleted.  I had this problem about 2 years ago, and a smart techie from Mindspring turned me onto this solution.  Too bad I can't remember the file names.  I no longer have them, but I could ID them if I saw them because they caused me no end of trouble.  Apparently, what happens is that the name Windows gives the URL gets screwed up and doesn't match the actual URL.  At least that's what happened to me.


>
><< I have a computer right now that will connect to the Internet,
> but once connected, it just keeps saying that it can't find anything at
> all.  I have tried reinstalling tcp/ip and dialup networking.  I have even
> tried reinstalling Windows over itself on some of the other computers I
> have had come in like this.  The only solution I have ever found so far is
> to erase the drive and start from scratch.  I would really, really love a
> better solution...... any ideas??? >>
>
>
>Ryan,



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