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jack4rall
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Sep 15, 2010 at 06:29 AM
Sep 15, 2010 at 06:29 AM
Hello,
Try this 1.
1) Make sure that IP address and DNS server was set to obtain the address
automatically .
Click on Start --> Run --> type ncpa.cpl and click on OK.
Right click on your wireless network icon ---> Select "Properties" ---> scroll down
and double click on "Internet Protocol[TCP/IP]" . Make sure that
"Obtain IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically"
options are selected.
2) Click on Start --> Run --> type cmd and click on OK. Type this command.
ipconfig /all and press enter.
Make sure that IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DNS Servers
are having addresses.
3) Internet Explorer :
Right click on the "Internet Explorer" icon---->Click on "Properties"---> Click on
"Connections" tab-->Click on LAN settings button. In that window uncheck all the
options, if you notice any option selected.
Note : Disable the proxy settings in the other browser also if its enabled.
Good Luck.
Try this 1.
1) Make sure that IP address and DNS server was set to obtain the address
automatically .
Click on Start --> Run --> type ncpa.cpl and click on OK.
Right click on your wireless network icon ---> Select "Properties" ---> scroll down
and double click on "Internet Protocol[TCP/IP]" . Make sure that
"Obtain IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically"
options are selected.
2) Click on Start --> Run --> type cmd and click on OK. Type this command.
ipconfig /all and press enter.
Make sure that IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DNS Servers
are having addresses.
3) Internet Explorer :
Right click on the "Internet Explorer" icon---->Click on "Properties"---> Click on
"Connections" tab-->Click on LAN settings button. In that window uncheck all the
options, if you notice any option selected.
Note : Disable the proxy settings in the other browser also if its enabled.
Good Luck.
its possible that the virus has alterted your internet settings.
do the following:
start > control panel > internet options
go to the "connections" tab and click "LAN settings"
tick "automatically detect"
and untick "use proxy"
apply this and give it a try.
do the following:
start > control panel > internet options
go to the "connections" tab and click "LAN settings"
tick "automatically detect"
and untick "use proxy"
apply this and give it a try.
Alrighty, so I tried out Kieferschild and set the LAN settings to "automatically detect", and disabled the "use proxy" option. Applied it... and nothing happened. :(
So I went back and tried jack4all.... Everything was good with number 1, but when I got down to trying number two, the I.P. Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway are all without addresses. And it has a DHCP Server address, but I don't see DNS anywhere...
And I'd like to get Google Chrome working but I tried to go into the properties of Internet Explorer anyways and there was no "connection" tab.
With that said, any other suggestions?
So I went back and tried jack4all.... Everything was good with number 1, but when I got down to trying number two, the I.P. Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway are all without addresses. And it has a DHCP Server address, but I don't see DNS anywhere...
And I'd like to get Google Chrome working but I tried to go into the properties of Internet Explorer anyways and there was no "connection" tab.
With that said, any other suggestions?
jack4rall
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Sep 16, 2010 at 08:45 AM
Sep 16, 2010 at 08:45 AM
Hello,
Try this 1.
1)Check your SSID and the security key. Since your roommates are able to connect to the internet, just compare the wireless setting properties.
2)Click on start --> run --> type regedt32 and click on OK. Registry Editor will be opened.
Now at the left side navigate to this location
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel
At the right-side, double-click on the "NameTab" and change the DWORD value to 0 (zero).
Now follow the step 2 and look for the "Connections" tab.
Good Luck.
Try this 1.
1)Check your SSID and the security key. Since your roommates are able to connect to the internet, just compare the wireless setting properties.
2)Click on start --> run --> type regedt32 and click on OK. Registry Editor will be opened.
Now at the left side navigate to this location
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel
At the right-side, double-click on the "NameTab" and change the DWORD value to 0 (zero).
Now follow the step 2 and look for the "Connections" tab.
Good Luck.
