--- In [email protected], Joan Leach <jleach728@...> wrote: > > Have you tried taking one of your laptops elsewhere to see if it can find the > sites via Live CD, etc.? At least that would rule out .CA being blocked in > total. Have you called your ISP to see if they had any DNS issues or > something? > On your Windows computer, could you run a Live CD that checks for malware? I > was surprised when I added the Yahoo Toolbar's CA scanner it found stuff. > Another time, I ran the Bit-Defender extension for Chrome and Firefox and it > found some stuff. > I suppose you tried using your Web browsers without extensions, too. > Just trying to help,Joan in Reno > Geez, Joan, thanks for mentioning Yahoo CA! I just ran it and found a "Homepage Hijacker". Not sure why Norton missed it. Mark
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