100 points ah add points after solving it Help MSN can t log in, showing that DNS can t resolve 200

This China is like this, you can use **Superman but if you're in Sweden I don't know.

That's what some provinces in China look like, and there's no way.

Ping externally to see if it can get through, if it can get through, it's a malfunction in the software.

The hotmail server is dang.,Re-apply for an MSN account to try.,x60,Classic model.。

Can open Google Google,But the search address can't be opened,If the items searched out can be seen, it may be a network problem.,Intermittently,Or it may be a hidden software of the Trojan horse in the computer.,After you open it, press F5 to refresh the next web page to try.。 can know it, which means that your computer is basically normal.

Is your Wi-Fi instant or password-based!!

There is often this kind of problem with the account password, and you have to log in again to nnnnnnnn times.

And one of the reasons MSN doesn't work is the firewall, and you turn it off.

If that doesn't work yet, check the IP protocol.

Replace all the CIDR blocks of the IP address except for the gateway.

For example, the mask is replaced by cross-segment

However, this is a static IP setting.

Are they all masters? Laugh it off!

I don't think your problem is like a software problem, it should be caused by your wireless network no signal, as if the network cable is broken when you are wired to the Internet, check your wireless network hardware and settings!

The main thing is that your version is different, generally 2000 only supports the previous version, and you can only use XP if you want to use the latest MSN.

Anyway, it's really slow to get to Sweden.

Is there no zone to the network card.

You're looking to see if your computer's memory has been added.

Fix or redo the system, try it.

If you have encountered a similar situation, you can't log in after confirming that the ** settings or firewall settings are correct, and the last solution is to open IE's tools - > Internet Options - > connection - > LAN settings Cancel the auto-detect settings and ** items (if checked) Try it.

Is port 443 blocked on your computer or your router?

Because Microsoft's new search engine Bing did not pass the country's censorship (that is, it can search for a lot of pornography, gambling and drugs), it was blocked by the national firewall, and by the way, Microsoft's other services were implicated.

Then you make the IP handwritten and see, I'm like this here, I can make the IP automatically obtained, if you are automatically obtained, you can change it to handwriting.

You check what the DNS of your own region is, and you should be able to set it, and the DNS you see with ipconfig is not necessarily correct.

1 All DNS is a protocol on top of the router. So it's not a system issue. Don't listen to their nonsense.

Open the DNS Manager. Select "Start Programs Management Tool DNS Manager".

Reinstall the latest version and you're done!

I guess the firewall is the brainchild.

In the case of ensuring the normal connection of the network, it is a problem with the DNS server, and the landlord tries to disconnect the network and reconnect it.

That could be because your computer's DNS is misconfigured. You can set it to automatically get the IP. It may also be a problem with your computer's IP, and the specific situation will be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. I can't figure it out! Hey hey

Is it okay for you to set DNS to auto-opt?

Turn on the network connection and select select and you're good to go.

I don't know if you are directly connected to the Internet with a network cable or adsl to the Internet, you can manually set up DNS by yourself, and you can check it on the Internet by yourself. If you really can't do it, you can reinstall the system.