Running out of options, I decided it might be that Malware Bytes broke something during Malware removal hence I put out back Quarantined Malware files – but this didn't solve it either.įinally I found this post and this thread talking that reason for "General Failure" might be firewall related. I tried even connecting via Vivacom's mobile network 3G modem and even there I got the " General Failure" error … I tried even connecting the laptop directly into my homelan with UTP cable, but though everything got connected, there was no local network and internet. Here is moment to say even loopback device was returning "General Failure"!
#Ping transmit failure general failure serial key#
I tried booting in Safe mode, but as Hard Drive data is encrypted with Bitlocker encryption I was asked about some kinf of Serial Key – which I don't have at hand – hence I couldn't boot into Safe mode … and red some people managed to fix the issue after booting Windows into Safe mode with Networking.
#Ping transmit failure general failure Pc#
Then I tried restarting the PC a couple of times, but unfortunately none of those helped the shitty error: I tried trying to renew IPs, to make sure there is no some kind of IP assignment conflict with my other WIFI connected devices,reflushing DNS and resetting WinSock stack, hoping this could help:
Just to realize I'm continually getting General Failure error … Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss) all seems fine, so as I got General Failure from pinging the Internet in order to make sure my Linux router is not the bottleneck I tried pinging Default GWĬ:UsersGeorgi> ping 192.168.2.1 Pinging 192.168.2.1 with 32 bytes of data: : EnabledĪs you see in above output I have notebook IP, default gateway and DNS IP assigned – i.e. : Intel(R) Centrino(R) Ultimate-N 6300 AGN Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection:ĭescription. As I could normally connect to the WIFI and I see there is an internet IP assigned running: I couldn't connect normally to my home Access Point and tried pinging Google from command line just to get an error:Īnd first I thought it is a wi-fi router related problem and restarted my WIFI Router – D-Link DI524.
That's quite nasty because today I'm working from Home – well known among Hewlett Packard employees under WFH abbreviation. Out of a sudden today after running Malware Bytes – Free Anti-Malware & Internet Security Software, and after it found some Malware () and removed it it WI-FI internet on my work computer HP Elitebook 8470p mysteriously stopped working.
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