jump on your home modem/router/gateway (whatever you call it) - usually via
This can then identify if you have any weird entries for Google (or google services). You can open it by running the following command: start notepad.exe C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\HOSTS If all looks well here jump into your host file. Where X can be GOOGLE.COM or an IP it resolves to. If you are unsure if the routing is correct try: route print XXX This should give you ample responses to what it resolves to and you should be able to see the routing.
I really doubt this could be a potential issue but the first thing you should do is perform the following commands: nslookup & tracert -d This sounds like a fun problem to try and solve, so I might commit some effort into answering it.
