From one device on the network does not go to Yandex and everything connected with it

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Alexander Kunin2011-10-28 14:11:06

Yandex

Alexander Kunin, 2011-10-28 14:11:06

Hello, Habrazhiteli,

help solve the current problem.
I have 4 devices on the network - 2 smartphones, 1 laptop, 1 computer
, and only from the computer I can’t reach Yandex and all its services.

route print
pastebin.com/qCNYm8mr

tracert
pastebin.com/PeuHwyR7

ping

C:\Users\Ksandr>ping yandex.ru

Packet exchange with yandex.ru [213.180.193.11] with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Timed out request.
Timed out request.
Timed out request.

Ping statistics for 213.180.193.11:
Packets: sent = 4, received = 0, lost = 4
(100% loss)

routes on the router
s003.radikal.ru/i201/1107/51/1c09b2b9353f.jpg

everything is commented out in hosts.

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shadowalone, 2011-10-28
@shadowalone

It's not like some crap started up on the computer.

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alextheraven, 2011-10-28
@alextheraven

Still, I recommend making a disk or flash drive with an antivirus, for example, as written here , boot from it and check the hard drives.
The fact is that not all viruses hang porn banners or engage in extortion. Some simply send spam, DoS servers, infect other computers, steal accounts from bank clients and payment systems, and so on. And if the virus “pierced” the antivirus once and got up “before” it, the probability that the antivirus will find it is very small.
And if nothing is found, it is best to contact those with routes. provider support.

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Denis Turenko, 2011-10-28
@Dennion

My ping gives 213.180.204.11, not 213.180.193.11
and what is written in C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\etc\host

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Konstantin Frolov, 2011-10-28
@nitro80

tracert yandex.ru what does it say?

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Perkov, 2011-10-28
@Perkov

What is the MTU in the router?

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AstonMartin, 2011-10-30
@AstonMartin

And for the sake of interest, load the computer from a USB flash drive / CD and ping?