Problems accessing google.com

[halix2000]

I have searched around for answers to my problem and nothing seems to work.
I am the PC Tech for a call center. We use google maps to check for surrounding stores that will get our customers what they need. I have over 200 computers which all can access google with no problems. Then I have 1 that can't.
I tried everything I can think of. I can't ping it by google.com or the ip address the other computers see when I ping it. I get a page that says there was a DNS Server error. I tried 'ipconfig /flushdns'. Clearing browser cache, using a different browser. I get nothing. I thought it was only google.com, but I just tried to search with bing. I can pull up bing.com, but when I click search I get the same DNS Server error page. These are the only 2 sites I have found that do this.

[squall_01]

have you ran your scans lately.  possibly maleware or something preventing it.

[halix2000]

I run OneCare on all of these PC's. I did a full scan and came up clean.

[smeezekitty]

try search.yahoo.com just as a thought
if that doesnt work i would say malware perventing you from searching

[halix2000]

search.yahoo.com works
ask.com works

[smeezekitty]

make sure the name server ip address is ok
maybe malware changed it to point it to a malicous one
just a thought

[halix2000]

you mean like the hosts file?

[squall_01]

i never heard of that use spybot,ccleaner an such then see.

[halix2000]

will have to try in the morning as I am leaving work.

[Allan]

i never heard of that use spybot,ccleaner an such then see.

Spybot is no longer the recommended spyware utility. Either MalwareBytes or Super AntiSpyware are the current best of breed.

[kpac]

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you mean like the hosts file?

Post the contents of this also.

[squall_01]

Spybot is no longer the recommended spyware utility. Either MalwareBytes or Super AntiSpyware are the current best of breed.

I'm well awarebut its just like machines there really is no point in it cause todays machines are outdated tommorow.

[Allan]

If you're well aware then you should be recommending scans with the most useful software, otherwise what's the point?

[squall_01]

cause it takes a combo of tools an not everything will get everything

[kpac]

cause todays machines are outdated tommorow.

The same goes for Spybot and Ad-aware. Outdated.