PC can no longer connect properly to the internet?

aozgolo

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My GF told me her computer's firefox wasn't working, so I looked at it and found that Internet Explorer and a few other internet programs also weren't working. It doesn't return any sort of server not found error on the browsers, if I click a link it just seems to do absolutely nothing, it doesn't even attempt to load the site. I did a full system scan for viruses and malware and found nothing. I also verified that the firewall was not blocking connections.

Windows seems to indicate it's connected to the internet. It's on a wired connection to my router. I tried resetting the router with no change. I know the router and modem work because I am also connected to it via WiFi.

I looked in the device manager and I saw under network adapters that the Microsoft ISATAP and Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter both had a Code 10 Cannot Start error. I have no idea what those are or if they have anything to do with my connectivity, but the actual main network adapter reports it's working fine.

Any clues on what to try next? She has Windows 7 Pro SP1
 

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Windows 7 Professional 64BitIntel i7 4790k16GBGeForce GTX 970
Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom Build
OS
Windows 7 Professional 64Bit
CPU
Intel i7 4790k
Motherboard
ASUS Hero VII Maximus
Memory
16GB
Graphics Card(s)
GeForce GTX 970
PSU
750 Watt
Internet Speed
Cable @ 1.0 MPBS
Antivirus
Norton 360
Browser
Firefox
The easiest thing to try first; is to do is to click start, accessories, then right click command prompt and select run as administrator. Once you do that type ipconfig /release. Once it releases the internet adapter; do a ipconfig /renew. That might resolve the issue. Also, assuming you have a router; I would try to do a power cycle of both the modem and router. Unplug both the router and modem for about a minute or so; then plug the modem back in first and let that boot fully; then plug the router back in and let that boot fully and see if that does anything for ya. Try one or both of those and see if it works out for ya. If not post back here and we can go from there.
 

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Windows 7 ultimate 64-bitIntel I7 2600K 3.4ghzCorsair 16gb ddr3 1600mhzNvidia Geforce gt 430
Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
custom built
OS
Windows 7 ultimate 64-bit
CPU
Intel I7 2600K 3.4ghz
Motherboard
Asus Evo P8P67
Memory
Corsair 16gb ddr3 1600mhz
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Nvidia Geforce gt 430
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Dell E198WFP
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Antec 1200 watt
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Inwin Dragon Rider
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6 case supplied cooling fans
Keyboard
logitech mk700
Mouse
logitech m705
Internet Speed
25-50mbps download; 10mbps upload(i think)
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avg free 2014
Browser
mozilla firefox
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Also have a pretty bad speaker setup which is a klipsch promedia 5.1 surround speaker setup with huge subwoofer and lg blu ray player/writer. Also a hp officejet pro 8600 plus wireless all in one and a logitech s7500 webcam.
The easiest thing to try first; is to do is to click start, accessories, then right click command prompt and select run as administrator. Once you do that type ipconfig /release. Once it releases the internet adapter; do a ipconfig /renew. That might resolve the issue. Also, assuming you have a router; I would try to do a power cycle of both the modem and router. Unplug both the router and modem for about a minute or so; then plug the modem back in first and let that boot fully; then plug the router back in and let that boot fully and see if that does anything for ya. Try one or both of those and see if it works out for ya. If not post back here and we can go from there.

The reboot did not work, and the ipconfig did not work either.

I do believe however that it is a router issue. The ethernet light is blinking orange instead of green, which I assume means there's an issue with it. I tried using another ethernet cable, even tried connecting it through all 4 outputs but all of them give the same issue. My other computer, my Roku, and my PS3 all are connecting fine to this router but they are wireless.

It's an Arris router/modem combo (one box) provided by my cable company. Any idea how I go about troubleshooting my router's wired ethernet issues?
 

My Computer My Computer

At a glance

Windows 7 Professional 64BitIntel i7 4790k16GBGeForce GTX 970
Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom Build
OS
Windows 7 Professional 64Bit
CPU
Intel i7 4790k
Motherboard
ASUS Hero VII Maximus
Memory
16GB
Graphics Card(s)
GeForce GTX 970
PSU
750 Watt
Internet Speed
Cable @ 1.0 MPBS
Antivirus
Norton 360
Browser
Firefox
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