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| | Windows Vista - Trouble getting connected to Internet Hi all, I have a compaq laptop with Windows Vista Basic pre- installed. It has a built in network card. I have ADSL modem which I have connected to my laptop via USB. The following problem occrus regardless if I connect via USB or via NIC port. On my DSL modem DHCP is on, however windows vista was never able to acquire an IP address from DHCP. When I change it to static ip (192.168.1.6) and then manually enter the dafault gateway (192.168.1.1, which is my DSL modem) and then I enter the DNS addresses of my ISP, then it works. However the problem is that evertime i logg off/on or shut down the laptop, I have to repeat this step again. First I make it obtain an IP address automatically from DHCP(Which doesnt work) then I manually re- enter the above info. After re-entering the address manually it works. But as I stated before, I have to repeat this step everytime I logg off/on or restart. In addition to this, if I leave the laptop for like 20 minutes, then most of the time I have to repeat the above procedure again. In my Local Area connectin properties, I have the following items CHECKED: 1. Client for MS Networks 2. QoS packet Scheduler 3. File & Printer Sharing 4. Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4) The following items are UNCHECKED: 1. Internet Protocol Version 6(TCP/IPv6) 2. Link Layer Topology discovery Mapper I/O Driver. 3. Link Layer Topology Discovery Responder Please be advised, at one time I had all the above checked, still I encountered the same problem. Additionally, my "Network Discovery", "File Sharing", "Public folder Sharing", Printer Sharing and Media Shraring - all are OFF. Only PASSWROD PROTECTED SHARING is ON. Can anyone pleaes help me with this, its kind of frustrating to add the settings manually every hour. Thanks in advance. |
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| | RE: Windows Vista - Trouble getting connected to Internet I am having the exact same problem. HP Pavillion, Vistas Home Premium, etc. Have tried everything. The HP live chat person had me do a system start repair which did nothing. Help! "proficient@gmail.com" wrote: > Hi all, > I have a compaq laptop with Windows Vista Basic pre- > installed. It has a built in network card. I have ADSL modem which I > have connected to my laptop via USB. The following problem occrus > regardless if I connect via USB or via NIC port. > On my DSL modem DHCP is on, however windows vista was never able to > acquire an IP address from DHCP. When I change it to static ip > (192.168.1.6) and then manually enter the dafault gateway > (192.168.1.1, which is my DSL modem) and then I enter the DNS > addresses of my ISP, then it works. > > However the problem is that evertime i logg off/on or shut down the > laptop, I have to repeat this step again. First I make it obtain an IP > address automatically from DHCP(Which doesnt work) then I manually re- > enter the above info. After re-entering the address manually it works. > But as I stated before, I have to repeat this step everytime I logg > off/on or restart. In addition to this, if I leave the laptop for like > 20 minutes, then most of the time I have to repeat the above procedure > again. > In my Local Area connectin properties, I have the following items > CHECKED: > 1. Client for MS Networks > 2. QoS packet Scheduler > 3. File & Printer Sharing > 4. Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4) > > The following items are UNCHECKED: > 1. Internet Protocol Version 6(TCP/IPv6) > 2. Link Layer Topology discovery Mapper I/O Driver. > 3. Link Layer Topology Discovery Responder > Please be advised, at one time I had all the above checked, still I > encountered the same problem. > > Additionally, my "Network Discovery", "File Sharing", "Public folder > Sharing", Printer Sharing and Media Shraring - all are OFF. Only > PASSWROD PROTECTED SHARING is ON. > > Can anyone pleaes help me with this, its kind of frustrating to add > the settings manually every hour. > > Thanks in advance. > > |
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| | trouble connecting to the internet I had my new desktop computer for about 2 weeks and the internet worked fine. then all of a sudden it keeps saying I'm working offline or the webpage can't be found or displayed. I've talked to my IP and taken it to to Circuit City where I bought it and they did a diagonistic test and it worked for them. Nobody knows what to tell me and I'm stuck with a computer that doesn't work. What should I do? I don't know much about computers. EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice http://www.eggheadcafe.com |
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