Solved Local Only - No Wireless Connection

FCUSA said:

Hello Folks -

Attached are snips of the configuration, I have not run the flush.bat because it was recently run while Jacee was assisting with another problem. I lost my wireless connection after running it - if you need it run again, please advise.

Did not want to work on this until the other issued were resolved - so here I am. I have read through many of the Tutorials, but still very confused as to where I should start and what settings effect each other.

Look forward to your guidance!

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Shadowjk said:

May I also ask do you have any reference to the Thread Jacee has been Helping you in?

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niemiro said:

Hello again!

Some others will be along soon to add their own thoughts, but here are mine:

MAC addresses for the important things are good.

However, your wireless settings are a bit odd. Default Gateway is empty, IPV4 starts with 169 (a bad thing), and your DNS servers are odd, but not necessarily bad.

Do you use a router? If you do, what number do you type into your browser to access its configuration settings? If you don't know, try these, until you hit on your router's configuration settings:

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192.168.0.0
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.2
192.168.1.0
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.2
192.168.2.0
192.168.2.1
192.168.2.2

If you don't use a router, how do you connect to the internet? Do you normally have to type in numbers on the computer for the internet to work, as those will have been removed.

Thanks!

Richard

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niemiro said:

Shadowjk said:

May I also ask do you have any reference to the Thread Jacee has been Helping you in?

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Here: http://www.vistax64.com/system-security/286086-backdoor-win32-cycbot-b.html

Literally, flush.bat was run, and internet was no more. Strange. There must have been manual settings set up - no longer set up. I seem to remember FCUSA saying that her internet broke once before, and the ISP remotely looked and changed her computers settings, hence why I questioned whether she had a router - or not.

Any thoughts, (or corrections to my memory, FCUSA)

Thanks!

Richard

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@Echo on
pushd\windows\system32\drivers\etc
attrib -h -s -r hosts
echo 127.0.0.1 localhost>HOSTS
attrib +r +h +s hosts
popd
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
netsh winsock reset all
netsh int ip reset all
shutdown -r -t 1
del %0

Shadowjk said:

May I also ask do you have any reference to the Thread Jacee has been Helping you in?

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FCUSA said:

niemiro said:

Hello again!

Some others will be along soon to add their own thoughts, but here are mine:

MAC addresses for the important things are good.

However, your wireless settings are a bit odd. Default Gateway is empty, IPV4 starts with 169 (a bad thing), and your DNS servers are odd, but not necessarily bad.

Do you use a router? If you do, what number do you type into your browser to access its configuration settings? If you don't know, try these, until you hit on your router's configuration settings:

Code:

192.168.0.0
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.2
192.168.1.0
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.2
192.168.2.0
192.168.2.1
192.168.2.2

If you don't use a router, how do you connect to the internet? Do you normally have to type in numbers on the computer for the internet to work, as those will have been removed.

Thanks!

Richard

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Hello Richard!

I do use a 2WIRE426 (ATT is my provider); although I never have gone into those settings without ATT on the phone, the number is 192.168.1.2 (plus a couple - do you want those?

Well, it typically just recognized the settings so I never had to log in. (same for the new Toshiba - it recognized the connection, typed in password on initial setup and it has been wireless since.)

Thank you,
Sally

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niemiro said:

FCUSA said:

niemiro said:

Hello again!

Some others will be along soon to add their own thoughts, but here are mine:

MAC addresses for the important things are good.

However, your wireless settings are a bit odd. Default Gateway is empty, IPV4 starts with 169 (a bad thing), and your DNS servers are odd, but not necessarily bad.

Do you use a router? If you do, what number do you type into your browser to access its configuration settings? If you don't know, try these, until you hit on your router's configuration settings:

Code:

192.168.0.0
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.2
192.168.1.0
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.2
192.168.2.0
192.168.2.1
192.168.2.2

If you don't use a router, how do you connect to the internet? Do you normally have to type in numbers on the computer for the internet to work, as those will have been removed.

Thanks!

Richard

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Hello Richard!

I do use a 2WIRE426 (ATT is my provider); although I never have gone into those settings without ATT on the phone, the number is 192.168.1.2 (plus a couple - do you want those?

Well, it typically just recognized the settings so I never had to log in. (same for the new Toshiba - it recognized the connection, typed in password on initial setup and it has been wireless since.)

Thank you,
Sally

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Hello Sally!

We are not actually going to change any settings there, just that number is called your default gateway, and a lot of things revolve around it. What do you mean by plus a couple. Like this: 192.168.1.2:1111

Can you tell me them, just so I know what they are, but otherwise, we have got the default gateway.

Anyway:

Start Orb > Network > Network and Sharing Center along the top bar > Manage Network Connections from the left hand pane > right click on the wireless connection > Properties > Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 > Make sure both radio boxes are at "Obtain an IP/DNS server/address automatically > OK > OK > Close x3

If that hasn't solved the issue, I shall give you numbers to type in there.

Thanks, and good luck!

Richard

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FCUSA said:

niemiro said:

FCUSA said:

Hello Richard!

I do use a 2WIRE426 (ATT is my provider); although I never have gone into those settings without ATT on the phone, the number is 192.168.1.2 (plus a couple - do you want those?

Well, it typically just recognized the settings so I never had to log in. (same for the new Toshiba - it recognized the connection, typed in password on initial setup and it has been wireless since.)

Thank you,
Sally

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Hello Sally!

We are not actually going to change any settings there, just that number is called your default gateway, and a lot of things revolve around it. What do you mean by plus a couple. Like this: 192.168.1.2:1111

Can you tell me them, just so I know what they are, but otherwise, we have got the default gateway.

Anyway:

Start Orb > Network > Network and Sharing Center along the top bar > Manage Network Connections from the left hand pane > right click on the wireless connection > Properties > Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 > Make sure both radio boxes are at "Obtain an IP/DNS server/address automatically > OK > OK > Close x3

If that hasn't solved the issue, I shall give you numbers to type in there.

Thanks, and good luck!

Richard

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No problem - 192.168.1.254

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Start Orb > Network > Network and Sharing Center along the top bar > Manage Network Connections from the left hand pane > right click on the wireless connection > Properties > Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 > Make sure both radio boxes are at "Obtain an IP/DNS server/address automatically > OK > OK > Close x3

If that hasn't solved the issue, I shall give you numbers to type in there.

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FCUSA said:

Not so fast!!!

Start Orb > Network > Network and Sharing Center along the top bar > Manage Network Connections from the left hand pane > right click on the wireless connection > Properties > Double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 > Make sure both radio boxes are at "Obtain an IP/DNS server/address automatically > OK > OK > Close x3

If that hasn't solved the issue, I shall give you numbers to type in there.

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I didn't see all the other posts - this is what fixed it - am I good to go?

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