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[ultraviolet]

First, Thanks to everyone who offered me suggestions on what to do about getting seen by a doctor. They weren't very friendly but the doctor did seem to think my problems were nothing to worry over. A sty and some inflammed cartilage (neither of which have gone away yet). And as for the tiredness and lethargy etc, I will be having blood tests done

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[sci]

Check to see if your network settings are set to DHCP or not. It could be an IP-address conflict with either the router or other computers connected to it.

[ultraviolet]

Wll I looked and fussed all over my PC.. finally I found something about the DNS, it wasn't set as finding it automatically. SO I put it onto auto.. and BAM, worked o.o

Im never sure with me and PCs XD

Thanks hun :)

[sci]

Your provider probably changed DNS servers and assumed everyone was probably already set to automatic. They tend to do that. ;P

Glad it's resolved hon.

[cesarin]

Possible Causes:
1.- router is blocking your computer via MAC Filtering (also called NETWORK CONTROL)
2.-Windows 7 and Vista uses different ways to "spread" the ip addresses (compared to older Windows versions), so try to google around the DHCP issues in windows 7 on google.
3.- try to set the the ips manually and see if it works.
4.- your ethernet port is busted.. it happens.

[ultraviolet]

seems to be because it wasn't set to detect the DNS automatically,.. or something like that. XD

[cesarin]

Well I seen on the news that some ISP had huge troubles last week with their DNS servers, causing major outages.

who knows if that might be it.