Internet not working and I've tried to reset original no proxy setting

[fluffykitten]

My internet was working fine, i thought it was the cat5 cable came loose but no cause i can connect on the network and transfer files and what things.. my other computer connects to the internet just fine..

I use firefox and my proxy settings were changed, so under configure proxies to access the internet, i checked No proxy, since that is the default option when i don't use a proxy but after clicking ok, ok and restarting

Nothing changed and now I don't know what to do to restore the connection.

 

[Bobbye]

I'm going to have this moved to the Storage and Networking forum where your previous thread was posted.

 

[fluffykitten]

sure, networking sounds appropriate...

So far i have ran

TFC
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
GMER
DDS
MBRCheck
ComboFix
OTL with a couple of scripts

I do have logs of all the scans.

My proxy settings were changed by something, I reconfigured, reset the settings and set them to the default settings that worked in the past and is currently the same settings on my other computer which is working fine.

 

[jdillman1502]

If you open a command prompt and run ipconfig/all, what are your DNS servers?

 

[Bobbye]

I've had your thread moved over to this forum because you have another recent thread here that may be invilved with your problem, You shouldn't go running malware scans randomly. If I had thought they were indicated now, I would have kept your thread in the Virus and Malware forum and instructed you.

However I note that you posted 2 threads in the forum and got no replies. So I'll go ahead and check your logs. Please paste the following logs in your next reply- use multiple posts if needed:
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
GMER
DDS (2 logs)
MBRCheck> you should not have run this unless instructed
ComboFix> you should not have run this unless instructed.
OTL with a couple of scripts> I don't want this.

And I have to make this clear:
Please do not use any other cleaning programs or scans while I'm helping you, unless I direct you to. Do not use a Registry cleaner or make any changes in the Registry.

I don't know if malware is involved in your proxy problem. It sounds like you may be doing thing within the system that you should not be doing.

 

[fluffykitten]

I will post logs, thanks and will follow instructions -

Before the incident, I didn't mess around with any system controls, since some time has passed, I will scan and post new logs.

Should I use same programs as before.

 

[Bobbye]

No, to start, just run the following:
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
GMER
DDS (2 logs)

I'll direct you after I see the new logs.