[hfcg]

On the back of the router is a small reset switch.
Press this in (with a pen or other small object) and hold for a few seconds.
Have you tried connecting the computer directly to the modem?

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The only reason I have not reset the router is because I have multiple (10+) connections going, and it would be a pain the --- to reconfigure them all.

I have tried hard-wiring, and yet the problem persists.

[ipods619]

The only reason I have not reset the router is because I have multiple (10+) connections going, and it would be a pain the --- to reconfigure them all.

I have tried hard-wiring, and yet the problem persists.

[THE PHENOM]

try un-install your wifi drivers re-boot pc

re-install drivers

see if that helps http://www.geekstogo...te-emoticon.gif

[ipods619]

try un-install your wifi drivers re-boot pc

re-install drivers

see if that helps http://www.geekstogo...te-emoticon.gif

Has been tried already.

[hfcg]

The only reason I have not reset the router is because I have multiple (10+) connections going, and it would be a pain the --- to reconfigure them all.

I have tried hard-wiring, and yet the problem persists.

You have 10+ computers connected to your router?
Then this is a commercial network?
Sorry, I thought that you where a home user.
Can you tell me a little about your network?
What kind of business is it?

[ipods619]

Sorry for the confusion, but it is a home network.

The connections are 4 computers, 2 wireless game systems and then 2 PDA/Cell phones. I think i exaggerated that a bit .

EDIT: Also, I didn't mean to imply that all connections are 24x7. My bad on that as well.

Edited by ipods619, 20 December 2008 - 10:36 PM.

[xinder]

i just bought a toshiba satellite a350 laptop.

i have the same problem you have.

i can't connect it to the internet, both wired and wireless.

is this toshiba hardware problem or vista.

p.s. 'im using 64-bit os

[ipods619]

i just bought a toshiba satellite a350 laptop.

i have the same problem you have.

i can't connect it to the internet, both wired and wireless.

is this toshiba hardware problem or vista.

p.s. 'im using 64-bit os

I'm fairly certain its a Vista issue. I've contacted Toshiba, my ISP, and Linksys and they all have concluded that its a software issue. Toshiba (as usual) is no help, so I'm assuming that after I backup all my data and software, I'll reinstall.

I just wish that Microsoft had incorporated a "system repair" type system (like in XP where it reconfigures the required files). Another reason why I'm not a big fan of Vista.

Btw: Xinder, if you find a solution, please definately let me know.

[xinder]

Are you also using a 64-bit OS?

I have an HP laptop and a desktop with a 32-bit OS.

There's nothing wrong.

This problem might be only for the 64-bit.

[ipods619]

I'm running a 32-Bit.

Indeed you may have 32-Bit Vista's running, but I think that this issue has something to do with some common software or configuration that has been altered.

What did you do before the issue was presented on your 64-Bit?

[xinder]

The toshiba is brand new man. Right out from the box.

The first thing I do is connect to my wireless network, and didn't work.

I plugged the ethernet cable, still nothing.

[ipods619]

Wow thats odd.

I had a different scenerio (based on this thread).

Very odd

[xinder]

When I diagnose the problem, I get:

1. Realtek ethernet driver or hardware problem blah blah blah...

2. Make sure internet protocol bindings are correct.

3. Atheros driver or hardware problem blah blah blah...

[ipods619]

When I diagnose the problem, I get:

1. Realtek ethernet driver or hardware problem blah blah blah...

2. Make sure internet protocol bindings are correct.

3. Atheros driver or hardware problem blah blah blah...

Heh, exactly the same.

[xinder]

I'll just return this to bestbuy tomorrow and get a new one.

I don't wanna spend time troubleshooting this.

I'll leave this to microsoft's hands.