BIG PROBLEM - with firewalls sudden reboot

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BIG PROBLEM - with firewalls sudden reboot a 07-31-2007
Posted by a on July 31, 2007, 10:02 pm
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I have an adsl modem/router (usRobotics 9112)

When surfing the web, very often it happens Windows instantly reboots

- it happens on the very same sites,
- it happens every 4-5 sites, expecially "heavy" sites
with javascript, flash, activex...
- the sites I visit are secure, because they are istitutional,
magazines sites...).
- I have no javascript, flash, activex, animation, audio.... activated,
nothing at all.

- If I go with an old 56 kb analogic modem all is ok

----------------

I am with Windows98se

I notice that if I disabled my software firewall Norton 2002
there is no problem.

So I was sure it was a Norton 2002 firewall problem,
and tried six (=6) other firewalls
(OutPost, panda, zoneAlarm, atguard....)
but always had the problem,
so I don't think it is a software firewall problem.

---------------

What to do?

I phoned Robotics and they said it is not a modem problem.

Posted by CK on August 1, 2007, 12:50 am
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i suppose you are opening the websitesin IE ..
Did you updated the IS foe latest versions or tried installing or
reinstalling the IE again.


If you have norton then try disbling the norton and then try
connecting to that sites again


Posted by a on August 1, 2007, 8:16 am
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>i suppose you are opening the websitesin IE ..
>Did you updated the IS foe latest versions or tried installing or
>reinstalling the IE again.

i tried
IE 5.0 5.5 6.0
firefox 2.0

>If you have norton then try disbling the norton and then try
>connecting to that sites again

if I disable or exit the firewall no problem occurs
but I want to use a firewall
I tried six of them, as told, all gave the same problem
and because of this pattern I'm no more sure it is a firewall problem



Posted by Sebastian G. on August 1, 2007, 11:06 am
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a wrote:


> i tried
> IE 5.0 5.5 6.0
> firefox 2.0


Very bad. Just visiting a website with IE is like offering an unlimited
remote shell. Your system might already be infected.

> but I want to use a firewall


So you actually want problems to occur? Then why do you complain?

> I tried six of them, as told, all gave the same problem

> and because of this pattern I'm no more sure it is a firewall problem

Because of this pattern I'd say they're all very very broken.

Posted by Ansgar -59cobalt- Wiechers on August 1, 2007, 7:58 am
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> I have an adsl modem/router (usRobotics 9112)
>
> When surfing the web, very often it happens Windows instantly reboots
>
> - it happens on the very same sites,
> - it happens every 4-5 sites, expecially "heavy" sites
> with javascript, flash, activex...
> - the sites I visit are secure, because they are istitutional,
> magazines sites...).
> - I have no javascript, flash, activex, animation, audio.... activated,
> nothing at all.
>
> - If I go with an old 56 kb analogic modem all is ok
>
> ----------------
>
> I am with Windows98se

Windows 9x is out of support. Upgrade your operating system.

> I notice that if I disabled my software firewall Norton 2002
> there is no problem.

Well, that *does* suggest a certain course of action, doesn't it?

> So I was sure it was a Norton 2002 firewall problem,
> and tried six (=6) other firewalls
> (OutPost, panda, zoneAlarm, atguard....)
> but always had the problem,
> so I don't think it is a software firewall problem.

Apparently the problem exists with all kinds of software firewalls, but
doesn't exist without a software firewall in place. Why would you believe
this is *not* a software firewall problem?

cu
59cobalt
--
"If a software developer ever believes a rootkit is a necessary part of
their architecture they should go back and re-architect their solution."
--Mark Russinovich

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