Vista Tutorial - No conection to the Internet in Vista

I 've been trying to connect to the internet but it don't work. Instead the
diagnose problems dialog box keep telling me: "www.microsoft.com is not set
up to establish a conection on port world wide web services (HTTP) with this
computer". Curiosly the system of windows vista recognizes that i have a
connection to the internet, but when i try to open firefox, explorer,
limewire, etc, it won't work the connection.
What Can I do?

Hi,

Check the advanced settings of the connections' TCP/IP protocol and see if
it is set to accept an IP automatically or if it is hard coded to some local
address. It needs to be able to accept it automatically unless the hard
coded one and gateway are within the parameters set by the DHCP server.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"Diez Ten Dieci Dix" <Diez Ten Dieci Dix@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>I 've been trying to connect to the internet but it don't work. Instead the
> diagnose problems dialog box keep telling me: "www.microsoft.com is not
> set
> up to establish a conection on port world wide web services (HTTP) with
> this
> computer". Curiosly the system of windows vista recognizes that i have a
> connection to the internet, but when i try to open firefox, explorer,
> limewire, etc, it won't work the connection.
> What Can I do?
>

On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 20:35:00 -0700, Diez Ten Dieci Dix <Diez Ten Dieci Dix@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I 've been trying to connect to the internet but it don't work. Instead the
>diagnose problems dialog box keep telling me: "www.microsoft.com is not set
>up to establish a conection on port world wide web services (HTTP) with this
>computer". Curiosly the system of windows vista recognizes that i have a
>connection to the internet, but when i try to open firefox, explorer,
>limewire, etc, it won't work the connection.
>What Can I do?

It was a hardware problem with me, the modem lights would not settle down. Tech added a stub to the cable I'd been using for the past 4 years online.
No idea what the stubs purpose was. But it's obviously normal enough thathe didn't have to go to the truck for the part.
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