Hi malware fighters,
Negative DNS can make you cannot connect to a website.
Sometimes flushing your DNS will give beneficial results, instructions: http://www.ehow.com/how_4533888_dns-domain-name-service-files.html
After that you could restart your browser or restart your computer to have best results
Further reading here: http://www.updatexp.com/dns-windows-xp.html
polonus
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Thanks Polonus.
Is there any difference doing it from the Command prompt,
and just going to network conections and clicking repair?
I know that the DNS flush is one of the functions of repair,
because if you have DNS Client service disabled,you get a failed to flush DNS
message.
I had the service off because of a large host file,and disabling the service was supposed to prevent slow downs.
My Flush DNS bat file…
REM Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) lease is renewed
C:\Windows\system32\ipconfig /renew
REM Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache is flushed
C:\Windows\system32\arp -d *
REM Reload of the NetBIOS name cache
C:\Windows\system32\nbtstat -R
REM NetBIOS name update is sent
C:\Windows\system32\nbtstat -RR
REM Domain Name System (DNS) cache is flushed
C:\Windows\system32\ipconfig /flushdns
REM Restarting DNS Service
net stop dnscache
REM DNS name registration
C:\Windows\system32\ipconfig /registerdns