Tonyo, the issue is not if they have a network connection, but the system
showing false information. A red "X" on the internet connection when there
is a solid connection. I have 4 systems on Vista and it happens on only one
system. The settings are the same, I do have a connection and it will not
change. When I click on the "X" it trys to diagnose the issue then states
there is no issue but does not remove the "X". It is an annoyance.
"Tonyo UK" wrote:
Quote:
> John
>
> This is nothing to do with MS Vista. There are many reasons why the
> connection has failed. I presume you are using a wireless router. When
> posting here you should give more details.
>
> If it is a wireless router, then try switching it off for a minute then
> switching it on again and wait (patiently) until all the little lights come
> on again.
>
> But first, have you tried simply rebooting your system? This frequently
> cures minor connection problems.
>
> With the wireless router you also have the alternative of connecting it with
> an ethernet cable to your computer. If you are unaware of what an ethernet
> cable is, you can Google to get a definition. With this cable you can at
> least define if the system is working at all. If that doesn't work then you
> may have a hardware problem somewhere.
>
> "Sage - John Leonard" wrote:
> Quote:
> > I am conected to the internet. When I go to the "Center" it shows me an "X"
> > as not beeing connected between my router and the Internet?
> >
> > Why???
> >
> >
> > thx
> >
> >