New Laptop with Vista wont connect to interne
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rubrami281 Posts 164 Registration date Tuesday September 30, 2008 Status Member Last seen February 3, 2009 - Nov 10, 2008 at 12:07 PM
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Issues with Internet Connections
After installing Windows Vista, some customers have a difficult time connecting to the network. There were many causes to this problem.
1. The "Network Discovery" option is turned OFF (Start->Control Panel->Network and Internet->Network sharing center )
2. Password protected sharing is ENABLED
3. Workgroup restrictions
4. Folder sharing is DISABLED even though file sharing is ENABLED
5. The router firmware is not up to date.
6. Modem was not turned ON or Ethernet cable connections incorrect
7. WinSock corruption
8. Network Adapter may not be compatible with Vista. Install the latest updates from the manufacturer.
9. Wired Network Adapters may have the "power saving option" turned ON which automagically turns them OFF at times).
10. To share the root of a drive (not recommended); go to Start->Computer->Share->Advanced Sharing->Share this folder. Press Ok to share the drive.
Hope this info was helpful.............Good Luck!!!!!!!!!
After installing Windows Vista, some customers have a difficult time connecting to the network. There were many causes to this problem.
1. The "Network Discovery" option is turned OFF (Start->Control Panel->Network and Internet->Network sharing center )
2. Password protected sharing is ENABLED
3. Workgroup restrictions
4. Folder sharing is DISABLED even though file sharing is ENABLED
5. The router firmware is not up to date.
6. Modem was not turned ON or Ethernet cable connections incorrect
7. WinSock corruption
8. Network Adapter may not be compatible with Vista. Install the latest updates from the manufacturer.
9. Wired Network Adapters may have the "power saving option" turned ON which automagically turns them OFF at times).
10. To share the root of a drive (not recommended); go to Start->Computer->Share->Advanced Sharing->Share this folder. Press Ok to share the drive.
Hope this info was helpful.............Good Luck!!!!!!!!!
