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Originally Posted by SlowToady
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# traceroute 4.2.2.2
traceroute to 4.2.2.2 (4.2.2.2), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets
1 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 1.893 ms 1.406 ms 1.796 ms
2 74.131.88.1 (74.131.88.1) 11.640 ms 13.882 ms 25.176 ms
3 74.131.0.153 (74.131.0.153) 14.495 ms 10.560 ms 20.950 ms
4 74.128.9.245 (74.128.9.245) 121.274 ms 198.776 ms 204.078 ms
5 144.223.14.229 (144.223.14.229) 24.058 ms 19.913 ms 19.673 ms
6 144.232.26.69 (144.232.26.69) 34.250 ms 34.685 ms 20.308 ms
7 144.232.20.3 (144.232.20.3) 21.138 ms 23.312 ms 24.244 ms
8 144.232.8.114 (144.232.8.114) 24.525 ms 23.554 ms 21.473 ms
9 4.68.101.66 (4.68.101.66) 19.647 ms 4.68.101.98 (4.68.101.98) 21.247 ms 4.68.101.162 (4.68.101.162) 20.894 ms
10 4.2.2.2 (4.2.2.2) 23.881 ms 18.878 ms 30.957 ms
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This proves that you have IP connectivity to the Internet.
XP has a firewall, that's probably why you can't ping it. Also, it's not uncommon for people to disable ping responses on DNS servers. So pinging may not be the best test.
Try defining 4.2.2.3 as a DNS server. I've used that before for testing as well.
It sounds like your biggest problem may be DNS.
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