There are no entries, apart from the default in hosts file. Not sure what you mean about a clean boot. Are you suggesting a reboot? I have done that quite a few times so far :-( If I am understanding the results of ifconfig /displaycache, then any entries that I had placed in hosts, would have been displayed in the output from this command. Q "Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote: Do you
No I am not running Zone Alarm. I did have AVG 7.5 installed. I did have VMWare Workstation 6 installed, I did have a Nortel VPN client installed. I've uninstalled all of those but its made no difference. Once I am back on the internet, I am going to have to spend a good while reinstalling software to make the machine useable again. Regards Quentin "GTS" wrote: Are yor runnng
In news:5B0EE8AC-DD08-4334-83DB-1966E69958B0@microsoft.com, Don Devenney <DonDevenney@discussions.microsoft.com> typed: Gentlemen, Thank you both for your suggestions - I'll be following up on both. I am still curious as to why the caching that's supposed to be enabled by default isn't working but that's probably an issue I could chase for a long time... Thanks again
Mail received on spamtrap. This spamtrap mail has been redacted, the mail was not really sent to <Macie2581@users.spamikaze.org>. URLs have been stripped of the parts before and after the host name. From yoshio@avci.net Mon Apr 28 09:52:52 2008 Return-path: <yoshio@avci.net> Received: from [mail.victim.example] (helo=humbolt.mail.victim.example) by shelob.surriel.com with esmtp (Exim 4.63
