Can t open the webpage after installing the dongle?

I'm having this issue too!

After a morning, I finally got it done, and I made a reference for students who had the same problem.

Use the first aid kit for network disconnection in the 360 security guard function encyclopedia, and then repair it first, then point to strong repair, and restart it.

Finally, I strongly despise the 99 dormitory, which is really tm rubbish.

I want to say... I'm in the same situation as you use the 360 browser.

I'm dying of depression!!

I used a 360 first aid kit in front, no

I uninstalled the dongle and reinstalled the browser, but it still didn't work

Restart your computer and reinstall your browser, but it still doesn't work

I installed another browser (such as QQ browser, or other), and I was able to access the Internet, but I installed the original browser, and I still couldn't access the Internet

I'm struggling with it, but at least now I can open the web.

You try it. Hope it helps.

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Uninstall the keylock. Then Start Menu Program Attachments find the Command Prompt and right-click to open it as administrator.

Enter netsh winsock reset and you can see a success prompt and restart your computer.

Just reboot!! I just solved it

I just got it ... I got it all morning too. It's finally good.

You click [Command Prompt] in the attachment of [Right-click here, as administrator], then hit [netsh] press enter and then [winsock reset]. That's it. I know it now. Ha ha.

Click Start--Attachments--Command Prompt (right-click to run as the management cloud), enter [netsh] in the pop-up box, enter [winsock reset], restart the computer and it's OK! I just got it!

Enter cmd in Start-Run, open the program, add netsh winsock reset to it, and press enter.

Leave it alone, use the school information network to check.

After checking the score, I uninstalled it. It changed the winsock settings and caused the internet to be unavailable. The solution is: run cmd, type netsh winsock reset, then press enter to confirm the execution, and restart the computer.

After checking the score, I uninstalled it. It changed the winsock settings and caused the internet to be unavailable. The solution is to run cmd, enter netsh winsock reset, and confirm the execution.

I've also heard from others that I tried it, and it was good to restart the system after executing it.

First, Start Menu, Programs, Accessories, find the Command Prompt, right-click to open as administrator.

Enter netsh winsock reset and you can see a success prompt and restart your computer.

The question of the transport programming interface or something. Solved. Just got it, damn the dongle.

Dear, I was the same in the morning.

I've found a solution :

At present, there are two solutions, you can try it if you can't access the Internet: Method 1 You click [Start] - [All Programs] - [Attachments] - [Command Prompt], then hit [Netsh] - press Enter - and then hit [Winsock Reset], and that's it. Method 2 Use the disconnected first aid kit in the 360 Security Guard function encyclopedia, then repair it first, then click on the strong repair, and restart it!

The best way is to open the 360 security guard, find the 360 network disconnection first aid kit in the function encyclopedia, and then click on the comprehensive diagnosis, if the diagnosis is normal, click to reset the network configuration, and then click on the lsp repair, and repair it a few more times. That's how I got it! Hope it helps.

This software changed the winsock settings, resulting in the inability to connect to the Internet.

Click Run, type cmd, and press Enter.

Enter netsh winsock reset to restart.

As shown in the figure below, you can restore the system to an earlier point, and I also query the results of this situation, and then restore it!! Hope it helps!!

You go to 360 Security Guard-> Function Collection->360 First Aid Kit for Network Disconnection-> Diagnose first-> repair-> and then fully repair, and then restart it! (I used a different browser when I rechecked the score (set it as the default browser first))!

Mine too, did as it was said upstairs, and now it's okay, grateful.

Just use the 360 disconnected first aid kit, repair, force repair, and then reboot and you're good to go.

I've restored the system twice for this product, and I thought it was poisoned.

First, Start Menu, Programs, Accessories, find the Command Prompt, right-click to open as administrator.

Enter netsh winsock reset and you can see a success prompt and restart your computer.

The question of the transport programming interface or something. Solved. Just got it done, the damn dongle problem only exists in the ie kernel browsing oh google can use.

Typical installation steps may also be a conflict with the anti-virus software, program interference, close the anti-virus software, uninstall and reinstall, OK, set the anti-virus software, set it to exclude the anti-virus software, and that's it.

The solution is to open the 360 Guard, and then click on the 360 network disconnection first aid kit in the function encyclopedia for a comprehensive diagnosis, if you still can't access the Internet, click on the reset network configuration on the box above, and click on the strong repair after the end.

The browser is restored after the restart.

Click Start--Attachments--Command Prompt (right-click to run as the management cloud), enter [netsh] in the pop-up box, enter [winsock reset], restart the computer and it's OK! I just got it!

I just got it.,360 Security Guard--- system repair--- computer clinic can't --- the network--- I can't open any web page, but QQ, MSN can be used and then repaired! It works!

I'm also having the same problem, please ask how to solve it?

I'm in the same situation.,How to solve it.。

The solution is to open the 360 guard, and then click on the 360 disconnected first aid kit in the function encyclopedia for a comprehensive diagnosis, if you still can't access the Internet, click on the reset network configuration on the box above the good auspicious core, and click on the strong repair after the friend digging bunch.

The browser is restored after the restart.

Power on again after forced shutdown, select safe mode to run when you boot up, open the system security options after booting, select restore, and choose a point in time when you don't have a password lock installed. By the way, there is no need for advanced restore options, and each computer is different, but I let only trust users to find their own computer's restoration options.

This method is easy to use.

Click to start sending a J, run, and enter netsh winsock reset enter.

That's it!!

If that doesn't work, restart your computer. Mine is like this, and I know that the envy code is decided!!

If the bank webpage cannot be opened, it may be due to the following points: 1. The Internet Explorer has not been upgraded, resulting in a low level of encryption that cannot enter the banking system;

2. The Internet environment or Internet access method is limited, which may be restricted by the network service provider, and if there is a condition, change an Internet access method or environment;

3. The network is not connected instantly, try to refresh the page; If refreshing does not solve the problem, it may be due to the fact that if the browser is set to cache, go to the IE menu - Tools - Internet Options - click on "Delete cookies" and "Delete files" to clear the temporary files.

If it still doesn't work, please add the bank's ** to the trusted site, Internet Explorer - Tools - Internet Options - Security - Trusted Site - Site, in addition, you can check whether the Google toolbar is installed on the computer, please uninstall it.

First, Start Menu, Programs, Accessories, find the Command Prompt, right-click to open as administrator.

Enter netsh winsock reset and you can see a success prompt and restart your computer.

The question of the transport programming interface or something. Solved. Just got it, damn the dongle.

This problem only exists in the IE kernel browsing and asking for something that Google can use.

That's the method, thank you so much!

First, Start Menu, Programs, Accessories, find the Command Prompt, right-click to open as administrator.

Enter netsh winsock reset and you can see a success prompt and restart your computer.

The question of the transport programming interface or something. Solved. Just got it, damn the dongle.

This problem only exists in the IE kernel browsing and asking for something that Google can use.

Run cmd and enter netsh

winsock reset, OK to execute.

Professional press Tsuen - stubborn = point me in.

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Is there no driver installed?

1. The dongle driver is not installed.

2. The encryption lock version is low.

3. The encryption lock is pirated or damaged or needs to be upgraded.

4. There is no module to open the program. (For example, if the module is not installed, it cannot be opened5, if it is a network lock, check whether the network is connected or whether the network lock is plugged in.)

6. If there is no problem with the above, uninstall Glodon and reinstall it, and then call Glodon customer service.