when i got my computer back, i found that i was not able to connect to the internet. it many wireless connections around me, but when i connect to them, nothing happens and it says page cannot be displayed. Also after not using my router for a few months, i can no longer find it as a choice on the list of wireless connections. ive tried unplugging it, setting it up again using the cd, but still it does not get recognized by my laptop
laptop wireless connection help
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chaos26
, Oct 30 2006 03:23 PM
#1
Posted 30 October 2006 - 03:23 PM
when i got my computer back, i found that i was not able to connect to the internet. it many wireless connections around me, but when i connect to them, nothing happens and it says page cannot be displayed. Also after not using my router for a few months, i can no longer find it as a choice on the list of wireless connections. ive tried unplugging it, setting it up again using the cd, but still it does not get recognized by my laptop
#2
Posted 30 October 2006 - 06:39 PM
Hi. Are you able to scan for wireless networks out there? I know that you say they're out there, but are you able to see them on-screen?
#3
Posted 30 October 2006 - 06:49 PM
yes i can connect to them even, just when i open my internet browser, it says that the page cannot be displayed
#4
Posted 30 October 2006 - 07:35 PM
That's strange... Let me research this and post back with some results...
#5
Posted 05 November 2006 - 04:42 AM
After connecting to a wireless network, right click on the wireless network connection in your system tray and go to Status, then the Support tab, let us know what IP address it's showing?
Assuming it has a good IP, open IE, go to Tools -> Internet Options, Connections tab, make sure it's set for Never Dial a Connection. Click on LAN settings, make sure the only thing checked there (if anything at all) is Automatically Detect Settings.
If all that checks out, try to get to 216.239.39.99 in IE. If google loads, erase that and type google.com into the address bar. If the IP address loads, and google.com does not, you have a DNS resolution issue.
Assuming it has a good IP, open IE, go to Tools -> Internet Options, Connections tab, make sure it's set for Never Dial a Connection. Click on LAN settings, make sure the only thing checked there (if anything at all) is Automatically Detect Settings.
If all that checks out, try to get to 216.239.39.99 in IE. If google loads, erase that and type google.com into the address bar. If the IP address loads, and google.com does not, you have a DNS resolution issue.
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