What version of Windows are you using? When you're logged into the other account, is there any access to the Internet at all? Are there any firewall, etc. programs set up for one account and not the other?
cscgal
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Golly gee whiz ... manually deleting any program (especially one such as a firewall) could cause a whole slew of problems! Are you sure you caught everything? What sorta program wouldn't appear in Add/Remove programs? Did this problem start happening right after you uninstalled the firewall? Perhaps it is still trying to load part of it at startup? Check the startup tab of msconfig (run menu, then "msconfig") to look for any remnants. This might be the reason why it works for one user and not another on your system.
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do system restore back to bsfore you deleted the program
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try start/run/ sfc /scannow
note the space between sfc and /
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Just a tip. If you have a hard drive large enough, right click on My Computer, go to "System Restore" tab, then go to the settings button, and increase the amount of space reserved for system restore. The reason it would only let you restore to yesterday was either because you recently cleared out your system restore files, or you aren't reserving enough memory to store more than one day's worth of data. If you have the room, increasing the number of system restore points that can be saved will prevent this dilemma in the future. Unfortunately, this doesn't solve your problem :(
Perhaps if this program was incorrectly installed, you could reinstall it? This way, at least it's not partially there and partially not in your system.
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the above advice to reinstall the firewall might be something to consider doing .
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are you using a tcp/ip connection?
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well, its nice that youre using a LAN, but that doesn't really tell me whether or not you're using tcp/ip. i'll make that assumption since it's highly probably, but not given, that you are. from the login that cannot connect, do the following (for instructs requiring you to enter data do not type the quote marks unless specificied):
1) open a console window (old style dos prompt) (do that by goint to "Start" clicking on "Run" type "cmd" & hit "OK" or hit your Enter key)
2) type "ping 199.181.135.201" & hit your Enter key; if you get anything other than 4 replies post to this thread the exact information that is returned, otherwise
3) type "ping abc.com" & hit your Enter key; if you get anything other than 4 replies post to this thread the exact information that is returned, otherwise
4) type "ftp 131.172.2.2 & hit your Enter key; post to this thread the exact information that is returned
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