2 PC's the same one OK on internet, the other
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Ramsey
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21 Sep 2009 à 15:08
sweety$pie Posts 8 Registration date Monday 21 September 2009 Status Member Last seen 30 September 2009 - 22 Sep 2009 à 01:22
sweety$pie Posts 8 Registration date Monday 21 September 2009 Status Member Last seen 30 September 2009 - 22 Sep 2009 à 01:22
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sharpman
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21 Sep 2009 à 16:16
21 Sep 2009 à 16:16
I would shut everything down, modem router and all connected computers.
boot up in the following order
1 modem - wait 30-60 seconds to complete initialization and connect to your isp
2 boot up your router. again wait a while for all initialization to complete (about 30 - 60 seconds)
3 boot up one of your computers - check Internet connection
4 boot up next computer - check Internet connection.
and so on for all computers on your network
boot up in the following order
1 modem - wait 30-60 seconds to complete initialization and connect to your isp
2 boot up your router. again wait a while for all initialization to complete (about 30 - 60 seconds)
3 boot up one of your computers - check Internet connection
4 boot up next computer - check Internet connection.
and so on for all computers on your network
sweety$pie
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i think the ip addr on your computer is manully assigned and is not matching with the ip addr provided by your rtr
click start--control panel--network and internet--network and sharing centre---manage network connections--right click on wireless network connections--click on properties---double click on internet protocol ver 4(tcp/ip)--select the option "obtain ip addr automatically' and 'obtain dns automatically" and try to go online
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click start--control panel--network and internet--network and sharing centre---manage wireless networks---remove all preffered networks including your network name---again click on connect to a network and connect typing proper password
click start--control panel--network and internet--network and sharing centre---manage network connections--right click on wireless network connections--click on properties---double click on internet protocol ver 4(tcp/ip)--select the option "obtain ip addr automatically' and 'obtain dns automatically" and try to go online
or
click start--control panel--network and internet--network and sharing centre---manage wireless networks---remove all preffered networks including your network name---again click on connect to a network and connect typing proper password
