Unable To Connect To Internet Windows 7
I've tried the drivers for both the wireless and the on board connection and nothing.
I can't even see my Belkin wireless box to see settings. Again, strange becasue I'm typing this on the same machine but I booted in to XP in order to get on line.
Is this my problem?Thanks for the help pwcmed .
Here's what I've done. Uninstalled drivers for both wired and wireless. Tried rebooting PC and router and modem. As I said, it connects fine under XP and did work unitl last night in Windows 7.
I can see an subnet mask, default gateway but not an IP address when I run ipconfig.
I'm not sure how to give my adapter a static tip. This should bring up your network connections. Disable you wireless for now and try to get your onboard working. You shouldn't see a red x on it. If it does let me know disregard the following for now. Right click on it and click on status. If it does have a 169 IP you can give it a static IP by right clicking on the local area connection and clicking properties. Click continue on the UAC prompt. You should see a window with a bunch of check marks. Double click Internet protocol 4, you should get a new window were can put in an ip manually. You can get this info from another computer on the same network. Just press the windows key and R, then type cmd,
mbt baratos, then type in ipconfig /all. I am ASSuming that you do have connection just having trouble getting an ip. Funny, ran the network diagnostic (again and again) and it said something about having a "DNS" problem.
When I run cmd line with "ipconfig" it reads: Media State: Media Disconnected below that under Connection Specific DNS suffix it's blank.
I guess it has something to do with DNS but I need to google and read up on it as I don't know what this is.
But,
mbt, I created a second account in Windows 7 and I can connect just fine. Perhaps I should just give up, delete my first and account and stay with the second one. I went in to Internet Options,
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mbt, LAN Settings and unchecked Automatically Detect Settings and I'm on line again using Windows 7 Beta and IE8.
I'm a Time Warner cable customer and they just announced they were hacked last week with a denial of service attack that some customers (including my neighbors) had been unable to connect or had lost connections. I went in to Internet Options,
mbt zapatillas, Connections, LAN Settings and unchecked Automatically Detect Settings and I'm on line again using Windows 7 Beta and IE8.
I'm a Time Warner cable customer and they just announced they were hacked last week with a denial of service attack that some customers (including my neighbors) had been unable to connect or had lost connections. I wonder if that's what happened with me,
mbt zapatos? I don't ever remember changing that particular setting,
mbt madrid.
It's possible it was trying to automatically use a TWC provided DNS, one of those that was under DOS attack, but still if that was the case I would think the problem would only be intermittent. More than likely unchecking that setting just changed the DNS addresses used.
I use TWC myself and heard about that attack (affected those in Cali from what I recall), but didn't have any issues in Texas. I don't use IE though except for MS Technet use, everything else works in Opera or FF.
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