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The user "Just Silver elite" describes experiencing connectivity issues with Skype, Steam, and Chrome after a vacation, despite resetting their router and checking network adapters. Multiple posts from the user repeatedly instruct them on how to run "ipconfig /all" to diagnose network settings, indicating a focus on troubleshooting network configuration. Ultimately, the user identifies their firewall as the cause of the problem and resolves the issue, suggesting that firewall settings were preventing proper internet access.
Just Silver elite

Just Silver elite

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So i came home after 1 month of vacation and i started up my desktop to play some csgo. I've had done some updates and even some browsing through the internet. Then after my last match on csgo i noticed that my skype isnt connecting, My steam cant load info or update my remaining games, and chrome isnt working. Im pretty new on doing these stuff so please try to be clear as possible when helping me fix this issue.

Things i have done
Reset my router and modem
And i went to device manager if any of the network adapters ar off
 

Solution
Just Silver elite
patcooke said:
Hold down the windows key and at the same time press "r". Enter "cmd" in the box against Open" (without the quotes). This will bring up a black command window. In that window enter:

ipconfig /all

Copy and paste the output displayed onto here to help us see what is happening in your Internet configuration.
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Sorry i didnt update it. But it was my firewall that messed it up so yeah
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Hold down the windows key and at the same time press "r". Enter "cmd" in the box against Open" (without the quotes). This will bring up a black command window. In that window enter:

ipconfig /all

Copy and paste the output displayed onto here to help us see what is happening in your Internet configuration.
 

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Just Silver elite

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patcooke said:
Hold down the windows key and at the same time press "r". Enter "cmd" in the box against Open" (without the quotes). This will bring up a black command window. In that window enter:

ipconfig /all

Copy and paste the output displayed onto here to help us see what is happening in your Internet configuration.
Click to expand...
patcooke said:
Hold down the windows key and at the same time press "r". Enter "cmd" in the box against Open" (without the quotes). This will bring up a black command window. In that window enter:

ipconfig /all

Copy and paste the output displayed onto here to help us see what is happening in your Internet configuration.
Click to expand...
 

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Just Silver elite

Just Silver elite

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patcooke said:
Hold down the windows key and at the same time press "r". Enter "cmd" in the box against Open" (without the quotes). This will bring up a black command window. In that window enter:

ipconfig /all

Copy and paste the output displayed onto here to help us see what is happening in your Internet configuration.
Click to expand...
Sorry i didnt update it. But it was my firewall that messed it up so yeah
 

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