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Old 28-09-2006, 16:31   #13
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Re: Can't access Dell website

Looks like a DNS problem still.

If you're using USB on the modem this won't work - but try it all in Safe Mode with Networking. Turn the PC off, then as soon as you press the power button then repeatedly start tapping F8, choose Safe Mode with Networking and then press Enter twice, then try again.

This does boot up the PC with no security software so don't stay in there too long, but at least it will let you see if it's still not working or not.

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Originally Posted by Jules View Post
I have mine set to automatically detect settings and no proxy specified so I don't know lol Sorry
Not going to be a proxy, the command line utilities like nslookup don't really bother with the proxies which only cache port 80 anyway.
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