Earlier someone mentioned removing connections and setting up new ones- what does that mean? Would a complete system restore (definitely not my first preference) be the most effective option? Do you have other recommendations before I go that route? Thank you so much for your time. Obviously I need to do something besides check settings. Now I have to use another computer to be able to access the Internet at all. I also ran 'Diagnose network problems,' and it said that there isn't a problem with the network. I checked the settings, and it doesn't have a proxy selected.

I get basically the same 'unable to connect' message that I get in Chrome, Firefox, and Thunderbird. ERRPROXYCONNECTIONFAILED yesterday I found an extension in chrome named Dealz which was not disable type ie isntall by enterprise policy.Any way i tried to remove it by anti malware byte softawre.but no luck instead the chrome was unable to connect to internet.same msg again and ied many thing:but no help 1. The problem is that now Internet Explorer won't connect either. I used Windows Updates to install Service Pack 2, and my computer restarted without a problem and appeared to be connected to the wireless network. I find that strange, because I always did automatic Windows updates. You're right that my computer was running Service Pack 1.

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