are you using DHCP or manually inputting the TCP/IP info?
It sounds like you are not reaching a DNS server.
If you are putting the TCP/IP infor in your self you need
to put in an address for at least one DNS server. If you
are using DHCP and getting the info from your ISP then
check with them about the DNS server.
Jerry
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a Windows 98SE PC that cannot surf the internet.
>I can ping any ip address out on the internet with no
>problem. I can do a tracert and get the correct
>response. Everything seems to be working fine. However,
>when I try to surf the web using IE all I seem to get is
>page not found. I have uninstalled my wireless nic
>(removed from PC) and disabled the on board nic thru the
>BIOS. I have also uninstalled the TCP/IP protocoal.
>Rebooted the workstation, and confirmed everything has
>been uninstalled. Shut down the workstation and
>reinstalled the Wireless NIC. I did not re-enable the
>onboard NIC and have achieved the same results. Is this
>a possible corrupt TCP/IP stack??? If so, how would you
>go about repairing it???
>.
>
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