Weird Internet Problem?

Hey guys I have a weird internet problem here. I just upgraded to Windows 7 last night. I didn't do a clean install, so I upgraded from Vista. The problem I'm having is that basically my internet is messed up....

If I try to use Internet Explorer, it says "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".
If I try to use Firefox, nothing happens, it just tries to load for a few seconds and the tab remains as "untitled".
If I try to use Safari, it says "You are not connected to the Internet".
If I try to use Opera, it says "Could not locate remote server".

Google Chrome seems to work fine, same with windows live messenger. I could also grab updates from windows update. Another weird thing is that Internet Explorer 64-bit seems to work fine as well. But anything other than these, it won't connect to the internet.

I do not have windows firewall turned on, so I don't know if there's anything that's blocking the connection...

Anyone have any ideas on what's going on? It's driving me insane here

After you do what Airbot suggested could you type cmd in search then ping MSN.com and let us know the results

thanks

Ken

Hi Airbot,

I don't have any Antivirus programs installed.

I've tried disabling and re-enabling my network adapter, but it didn't do anything. I've rebooted my computer tons of times and still the problem still exists.

I just tried flushing out my DNS cache, but it didn't do anything either

zigzag3143 said:

After you do what Airbot suggested could you type cmd in search then ping MSN.com and let us know the results

thanks

Ken

I just tried this too. It said

"Ping request could not find host msn.com. Please check the name and try again.

kyubiboi said:

zigzag3143 said:

After you do what Airbot suggested could you type cmd in search then ping MSN.com and let us know the results

thanks

Ken

I just tried this too. It said

"Ping request could not find host msn.com. Please check the name and try again.

IN order for the ping to possibly work you need to do the ipconfig /flush and ipconfig /renew that Airbot suggested

then do the ping

thanks

Ken

Airbot said:

Try what I posted above in my second post.

Unfortunately I have to go to school now, so I'll try your suggestion when I get back. Thanks