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You somehow killed your nameserver or buggered your TCP stack.
Try this:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/windows_tips449.html
I tried that to no avail. Here are the copies of Hijack log. The first one is as follows.
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Laptop that took 25 minutes to boot... and 30 seconds to respond to something as simple as a left click.
HJ showed two to three spyware players and I used HJ to repair 4-6 entries as a whole. I booted to safe mode and deleted the parts that I could find.
With the computer running much better, I downloaded and ran adaware and spybot. 20-30 files and reg changes were found and removed by each of these programs. All of these were files and reg changes that I would have missed with HJ alone.
If I would have just used hijack to clean the system, the system would have likely reinfected itself in just a few minutes.