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After running spybot search and destroy, I been unable to connect to att internet serv prov thru Firefox. I continually get "the proxy server is refusing connections and to chk proxy settings to make sure they are correct. Advise? Thanks

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I am unable to have firefox connect to the internet, through att, my ISP. This occurred after I scanned the computer hard drive using spybot search and destroy.

I am unable to have firefox connect to the internet, through att, my ISP. This occurred after I scanned the computer hard drive using spybot search and destroy.

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-> go to Tools Menu -> Options -> Advanced -> Network -> Settings... -> select "Use System Proxy Settings" -> Click Ok -> OK

if this does not work, then try this -> Tools Menu -> Options -> Advanced -> Network -> Settings... -> select "Auto-Detect Proxy Settings for this network" -> Click Ok -> OK

if this doesn't work either, then try this -> Tools Menu -> Options -> Advanced -> Network -> Settings... -> select "No Proxy" -> Click Ok -> OK

Check and tell if its working.

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Thanks for your help, the second option you described fixed the problems. You are appreciated.

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