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XP Problem Wireless

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movieguy250 - 16 Feb 2016 à 16:26
 Blocked Profile - 18 Feb 2016 à 09:41
Hello,

Packets sent: 4900
Packets received: 0

Where to look to correct?

Thanks!
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Blocked Profile
16 Feb 2016 à 17:23
well, what are you pinging?

Run ipconfig /all and let us know what it returns!
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movieguy250 Posts 4 Registration date Tuesday 16 February 2016 Status Member Last seen 18 February 2016
16 Feb 2016 à 19:30
Hi. I get a three-line response that disappears almost instantly.
Can't read it.
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Blocked Profile
16 Feb 2016 à 19:40
Ok slow down, run it as a command prompt...so get to a command line....Have fun!
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movieguy250 Posts 4 Registration date Tuesday 16 February 2016 Status Member Last seen 18 February 2016
17 Feb 2016 à 18:56
OK, I've got IP routing enabled No
Dhcp enabled Yes
Auto config enabled Yes

What am I looking for exactly?

Thanks!
Blocked Profile
17 Feb 2016 à 18:57
What is your up address , gateway and subnet mask?
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movieguy250 Posts 4 Registration date Tuesday 16 February 2016 Status Member Last seen 18 February 2016
18 Feb 2016 à 07:29
You meant IP, right?

IP address 172.20.20.20
Gateway 172.20.20.1
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Blocked Profile
18 Feb 2016 à 08:09
Ok so what were you pinging? unless it is the 172 range you won't reach it.
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movieguy250 Posts 4 Registration date Tuesday 16 February 2016 Status Member Last seen 18 February 2016
18 Feb 2016 à 09:26
OK, could you possibly state the problem in another way?

The only other number I see is DNS server 75.75.75

What can I do to connect wireless?

Thanks!
Réponse 7 / 7
Blocked Profile
18 Feb 2016 à 09:41
the dns entry is defenatley mangled. if it isn't a proper up address, it should a least be 4.2.2.2

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