2011-07-18, 10:08 PM
It's unlikely to be hardware, it's too specific.
The only hardware that could be causing it would be a router with MAC specific rules (or IP specific if your internal network uses static IPs instead of assigning via DHCP but that's really unlikely) for that machine to block traffic to/from specific locations.
If you're certain the router isn't configured to block you it's almost certainly software and would be fixed by a reformat.
The only hardware that could be causing it would be a router with MAC specific rules (or IP specific if your internal network uses static IPs instead of assigning via DHCP but that's really unlikely) for that machine to block traffic to/from specific locations.
If you're certain the router isn't configured to block you it's almost certainly software and would be fixed by a reformat.
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