Can't connect to internet after Virus Removal

[bdc80]

Removed Trojan infection on XP system but now I can't start several services including DHCP client. I found that the AFD dependancy is the cause. I can go into regedit and remove the AFD from the DHCP service and reboot then the sevice will start. I replaced the afd.sys file in C:Windows\System32\Drivers with a copy from the SP3 directory. I went back into regedit and renabled the the afd. After rebooting the service will not start. I found on the forum about going to device management and check under nonplug and play for AFD. It is not listed. Please Help.

[Firefox]

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[Haider]

Hello

Please provide following details, someone will help you:

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2. Installed Security Product(s) including Firewall
   
   
3. Are you using a router to connect to Internet
   
   
4. Do you have MBAM installed (current 1.46)
   
   
5. Definition version (current 4770)
   
   
6. Did you try running a scan, what was the result?
   

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[Firefox]

In the mean time your can try reseting your winsock buy entering the following command in a dos prompt.

netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt

Then restart your computer and try again, if it does not work for your then follow the advice in post #2 above.....

[bdc80]

In the mean time your can try reseting your winsock buy entering the following command in a dos prompt.

netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt

Then restart your computer and try again, if it does not work for your then follow the advice in post #2 above.....

Thx I have tried that already to no avail

[Haider]

Hello bdc80:

You may want to try WinSock XP Fix 1.2 from http://majorgeeks.com/WinSock_XP_Fix_d4372.html