Solved Internet working everywhere but the browsers!?

[ironmaiden96]

Hey!
I am, as you can tell by the title, experiencing some internet issues with my web browsers.
Here's the deal: Every program that uses internet works just fine, though there might be a slight delay connecting at first, but they're working (ex. Skype, Origin, Windows Mail App). However, the browsers are barely loading any pages or not loading at all. If I'm lucky it will load but it takes such a long time! But most of the times it just gives up. I dunno wtf is wrong. I can chat with my friends on skype, talk and play online games samontainously but i can't load up fricking Facebook? Waaat.
Also, all my other internet devices are working smoothly, downloaded a file a day ago on my ipad, which I'm using to write this on, at 1.5mb/s no probs at all. So I am really lost what the problem might be. Here's what I've tried that ppl told on other forums that hasn't worked:

-Restarting PC, seems to work for around 20-30mins but then the shit is back suddenly and nothing loads...
Scanning for malware using both Spybot and Malwarebytes (Full scan) Nothing found
Scanning for viruses using F-Secure internet security, none found
Running CHKDSK in command prompt, no problems found
Running ipconfig /renew, no change
Running ipconfig /flushdns, no change
Running netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt, seemed to solve it but only for 30mins or so, prolly coz of the restart
Running netsh winsock reset, same as above
Disabling the bonjour service and restart, same as above
Booting in Safe Mode with networking, browsing and everything worked flawlessly, booted back to regular mode where it worked for 30min and...
Disabling ipv6 protocol, no change
Setting my ipv4 settings to obtain automatically, no change
Running Advanced SystemCare Pro's diskcleaner and regcleaner, no change
Clearing internet cache, cookies, history, no change
Scanning for fragments, none

So as you see I've tried a lot of stuff. This is my last resort basically. If anyone have any idea what might be causing this problem, please, leave a comment! I really need your help! I haven't installed anything recently or anything so I don't know why all of a sudden I got this...

My specs:
Windows 8 Pro 64bit
asrock z77 pro3 mobo
intel i5 2500K
120GB Corsair GT3 SSD
500Gb hdd
2tb hdd
Nvidia GTX 660
8gb 1600mhz Corsair Vengeance LP RAM
Internet connected via cable to the router

Thanks in advance!

 

[crankypenguin]

Have you allowed the browsers in your firewall?

 

[chev65]

Hey!
I am, as you can tell by the title, experiencing some internet issues with my web browsers.
Here's the deal: Every program that uses internet works just fine, though there might be a slight delay connecting at first, but they're working (ex. Skype, Origin, Windows Mail App). However, the browsers are barely loading any pages or not loading at all. If I'm lucky it will load but it takes such a long time! But most of the times it just gives up. I dunno wtf is wrong. I can chat with my friends on skype, talk and play online games samontainously but i can't load up fricking Facebook? Waaat.
Also, all my other internet devices are working smoothly, downloaded a file a day ago on my ipad, which I'm using to write this on, at 1.5mb/s no probs at all. So I am really lost what the problem might be. Here's what I've tried that ppl told on other forums that hasn't worked:

-Restarting PC, seems to work for around 20-30mins but then the shit is back suddenly and nothing loads...
Scanning for malware using both Spybot and Malwarebytes (Full scan) Nothing found
Scanning for viruses using F-Secure internet security, none found
Running CHKDSK in command prompt, no problems found
Running ipconfig /renew, no change
Running ipconfig /flushdns, no change
Running netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt, seemed to solve it but only for 30mins or so, prolly coz of the restart
Running netsh winsock reset, same as above
Disabling the bonjour service and restart, same as above
Booting in Safe Mode with networking, browsing and everything worked flawlessly, booted back to regular mode where it worked for 30min and...
Disabling ipv6 protocol, no change
Setting my ipv4 settings to obtain automatically, no change
Running Advanced SystemCare Pro's diskcleaner and regcleaner, no change
Clearing internet cache, cookies, history, no change
Scanning for fragments, none

So as you see I've tried a lot of stuff. This is my last resort basically. If anyone have any idea what might be causing this problem, please, leave a comment! I really need your help! I haven't installed anything recently or anything so I don't know why all of a sudden I got this...

My specs:
Windows 8 Pro 64bit
asrock z77 pro3 mobo
intel i5 2500K
120GB Corsair GT3 SSD
500Gb hdd
2tb hdd
Nvidia GTX 660
8gb 1600mhz Corsair Vengeance LP RAM
Internet connected via cable to the router

Thanks in advance!

If you can post a screen shot of the ipconfig/all it would be helpful.

 

[Layback Bear]

If I may. This could of caused all the problems.
From post #1

Running Advanced SystemCare Pro's diskcleaner and regcleaner,

 

[ironmaiden96]

Have you allowed the browsers in your firewall?

Well I have never had any problems with the firewall. And it's surely allowed. I don't think the firewall suddenly has decided to block all my browsers.

Hey!
I am, as you can tell by the title, experiencing some internet issues with my web browsers.
Here's the deal: Every program that uses internet works just fine, though there might be a slight delay connecting at first, but they're working (ex. Skype, Origin, Windows Mail App). However, the browsers are barely loading any pages or not loading at all. If I'm lucky it will load but it takes such a long time! But most of the times it just gives up. I dunno wtf is wrong. I can chat with my friends on skype, talk and play online games samontainously but i can't load up fricking Facebook? Waaat.
Also, all my other internet devices are working smoothly, downloaded a file a day ago on my ipad, which I'm using to write this on, at 1.5mb/s no probs at all. So I am really lost what the problem might be. Here's what I've tried that ppl told on other forums that hasn't worked:

-Restarting PC, seems to work for around 20-30mins but then the shit is back suddenly and nothing loads...
Scanning for malware using both Spybot and Malwarebytes (Full scan) Nothing found
Scanning for viruses using F-Secure internet security, none found
Running CHKDSK in command prompt, no problems found
Running ipconfig /renew, no change
Running ipconfig /flushdns, no change
Running netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt, seemed to solve it but only for 30mins or so, prolly coz of the restart
Running netsh winsock reset, same as above
Disabling the bonjour service and restart, same as above
Booting in Safe Mode with networking, browsing and everything worked flawlessly, booted back to regular mode where it worked for 30min and...
Disabling ipv6 protocol, no change
Setting my ipv4 settings to obtain automatically, no change
Running Advanced SystemCare Pro's diskcleaner and regcleaner, no change
Clearing internet cache, cookies, history, no change
Scanning for fragments, none

So as you see I've tried a lot of stuff. This is my last resort basically. If anyone have any idea what might be causing this problem, please, leave a comment! I really need your help! I haven't installed anything recently or anything so I don't know why all of a sudden I got this...

My specs:
Windows 8 Pro 64bit
asrock z77 pro3 mobo
intel i5 2500K
120GB Corsair GT3 SSD
500Gb hdd
2tb hdd
Nvidia GTX 660
8gb 1600mhz Corsair Vengeance LP RAM
Internet connected via cable to the router

Thanks in advance!

If you can post a screen shot of the ipconfig/all it would be helpful.

Here it is man

If I may. This could of caused all the problems.
From post #1

Running Advanced SystemCare Pro's diskcleaner and regcleaner,

I've heard these programs might cause issues like this but since I've had it for surely over half a year with no trouble I highly doubt it suddenly became a problem...

 

[chev65]

Have you allowed the browsers in your firewall?

Well I have never had any problems with the firewall. And it's surely allowed. I don't think the firewall suddenly has decided to block all my browsers.

If you can post a screen shot of the ipconfig/all it would be helpful.

Here it is man

...

In this case I'd say that the virtual box is the cause of the problem. Uninstall it completely then test your browsers, let me know what happens.

 

[ironmaiden96]

Have you allowed the browsers in your firewall?

Well I have never had any problems with the firewall. And it's surely allowed. I don't think the firewall suddenly has decided to block all my browsers.

If you can post a screen shot of the ipconfig/all it would be helpful.

Here it is man

...

In this case I'd say that the virtual box is the cause of the problem. Uninstall it completely then test your browsers, let me know what happens.

It's now gone but I don't think that was causing the problem though since no change now and no problems before...

 

[chev65]

If it worked in safe mode then something installed on the system like anti virus software or something else is causing the DNS problem. You can usually fix this through process of elimination.

In the mean time run the ipreset file below which will reset the network stack entirely.

 

[ironmaiden96]

If it worked in safe mode then something installed on the system like anti virus software or something else is causing the DNS problem. You can usually fix this through process of elimination.

In the mean time run the ipreset file below which will reset the network stack entirely.

I did run something like this before... But anyway I took my w8 usb stick and used the built in restore without losing files thing and now everything is back to normal Had to reinstall some programs and stuff but it was worth it

 

[chev65]

It's nice to know that feature works every now and then, hardly ever does, or I should say, hardly ever fixes anything without having consequences but I'm glad it worked in your case.

 

[crankypenguin]

Has anyone noticed that his DNS Servers are the same as the default gateway 192.168.1.1? Or am I too late?

 

[Slartybart]

Has anyone noticed that his DNS Servers are the same as the default gateway 192.168.1.1? Or am I too late?

That's not unusual - the router is often the Primary DNS server and the Alternate DNS server often points to the ISP DNS server.

Sometimes public DNS servers are configured
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4

are google DNS servers