DNS server not responding even after uninstalling Bonjour

Well I definitely don't have mcaffe installed and never have. And I can't seem to find bonjour anywhere in my services, unless its called something else. . .

Oh and I should also mention that ipv6 is showing up as having "no network access"

Sorry for the delay, the problem went away on its own so I thought it was solved, but it started acting up again. Tried all of the suggestions in that link plus a few more I found with no luck

I also performed some ping tests which came back perfectly. Every other program on my computer is able to use the Internet except the three browsers I have installed

Avidly awaiting said:

Well I definitely don't have mcaffe installed and never have. And I can't seem to find bonjour anywhere in my services, unless its called something else. . .

Oh and I should also mention that ipv6 is showing up as having "no network access"

Yes bonjour is called something else, it will say ID string followed by a bunch of numbers and it's usually at the top of the Windows services page, you need to disable that one as it causes problems on many systems.

As for the browser's not being able to go anywhere, that usually has to do with winsock or the TCP/IP stack being corrupted.

Winsock entries tells Windows 7 how to access your network services. Additionally, your TCP/IP protocol can be corrupted. The TCP/IP protocol is a stack of 4 layers that includes several transport layers, but when this stack is corrupt you will constantly have connectivity issues. Type the following two commands one at a time into an elevated command prompt, hit enter after each one then reboot the machine.

netsh winsock reset catalog (reset winsock entries)

netsh int ip reset reset.log hit (reset TCP/IP stack)

If you are only able to go to Google sites that may have to do with an outdated modem being used.

Avidly awaiting said:

Couldn't find anything called ID string, so I guess it's not on my computer (at least I hope it's not).

I entered the first command you posted, but when I tried the second one I was told that command didn't exist?

I'm not sure about the modem. I live in an apartment complex where everyone's Internet is included in the rent and everyone else's Internet is working fine, plus we just had a new router put in

It might help if I could see the ipconfig/all not just the ipconfig, because there is some information missing from that one.

You have to hit enter after each command then reboot the machine.

Elevated Command Prompt