[azarl]

Your DHCP server is 192.168.0.1, the IPv4 address of 192.168.0.4 is perfectly normal, so there's no need to change it. I see no signs of infection. As you say, it sounds like a plugin issue. You'll need to disable them all and re-enable one at a time to track it down.

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Alright. Thanks again for the all the time and help you put in to this issue. It means alot to me. I have one last question though regarding my antivirus programs. Should i keep McAfee installed? Would you recommend it or should i get another antivirus program? What about ZoneAlarm?

Edited by Micaso, 05 April 2012 - 10:46 AM.

[Micaso]

Alright. Thanks again for the all the time and help you put in to this issue. It means alot to me. I have one last question though regarding my antivirus programs. Should i keep McAfee installed? Would you recommend it or should i get another antivirus program? What about ZoneAlarm?

Edited by Micaso, 05 April 2012 - 10:46 AM.

[azarl]

Alright. Thanks again for the all the time and help you put in to this issue. It means alot to me. I have one last question though regarding my antivirus programs. Should i keep McAfee installed? Would you recommend it or should i get another antivirus program? What about ZoneAlarm?

I wouldn't have Zone alarm and McAffee, they'll conflict. Windows Security essentials and Windows Firewall are adequate if you don't go on any risky sites. It's a bit subjective, but I like ESET (not their firewall) as it it doesn't take a lot of memory up. I like Comodo firewall as a software firewall.

[azarl]

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