I been having trouble connecting to the internet on my User Account.
On the other accounts, the internet works perfectly fine.
Including on my other computers.
I updated the driver and everything else.The only virus I have is Backdoor.Tidservlinf. I got rid of all the other spyware and malware, or any virus.
It couldn’t be my router/connection, because I can connect fine with the other User Accounts, and computers.
Every time I go on my User Account, and go onto Firefox, or Internet Explorer, it either shows me Proxy Error, and Page could not be loaded.
It obviously has to do with my User Account, but I have no idea what to do.
Why Can’t I Connect To The Internet On Vista?
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Who set up this Vista OS for you? Sounds to me like you have a proxy set up in your Internet settings. On Firefox try going to Tools, Options, Advanced, Network, Settings (on connection) & make sure there are no Proxies listed there. Click Use System Proxy Settings or Auto Detect.
If that is not the issue then go to Control Panel, Internet Options (or Network), choose Connections, LAN Settings & check if there are proxies entered there. Once again, deselect & choose Auto Detect instead.