net connectivity problem

@megha-chhabra-XNdU4w • Oct 25, 2024

Oct 25, 2024

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hey ...
I own a hp pavilion dv5 laptop with windows vista...
Some days back I restored the system due to some unknown files and folders such as $recycle.bin,system volume information in every drive.
Thereafter, I am facing troubles in accessing net(in every browser), as in modem displays connectivity but everytime it comes up with the message 'Page cannot be displayed'. The USB modem is working properly in other systems.Can anyone please suggest a solution besides formatting? kindly help......!!!!

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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Mar 20, 2009

From what you wrote, I guess the USB modem might show activity, but you are not actually connected to the Internet. Have you checked

Control Panel\Network and Sharing Center for successful connectivity?

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Saminder

@saminder-vN74ry • Mar 20, 2009

As you are using a usb modem which is not the best in the business .
I think you use Lan cable for ur net using.
Now , the problem you are having , I had also experienced it ..
The best solution is to check whether a process "Generic Host Win32" is not going on ..check it ,if it's going ,close it.It also solves the problem.
If it doesn't works then u must scan ur system with some good antivirus..eg: Zone Alarm is the good one.

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megha chhabra

@megha-chhabra-XNdU4w • Mar 25, 2009

thanks for the information but how to check for "Generic host win32" .what is it all about.

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sirijagan

@sirijagan-WSPAL2 • Apr 8, 2009

I had faced the same issue. the main Problem is with the IP address. Your IP address is not detected by the local server.
Go to settings-> control panel->Network connection and fill out the form with requested options and retype your IPaddress.

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Ashraf HZ

@Ash • Apr 8, 2009
Could be a number of issues. Other than the ones highlighted by CEans here, your firewall could have a problem too.

Can you confirm of the IP is the main issue?

You can also check your connection settings via the "ping" command in the Command Prompt window. Type in for example:
```
ping www.google.com
```
And you should get some replies for packets sent 😀 If that works, maybe the browser itself is an issue. Have you tried another browser?

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