[Avetra]

Okay I'm completely clueless on how to get this sorted out.

I have two computers in my home, both are able to connect to the internet directly. Only one of them is able to connect through my router. The computer that is not able to connect gives me a limited or no connectivity error. I am able to log-in to the router on both computers. I've tried releasing/renewing IP, flushing DNS, restting winsock/catalog settings, and even re-installing Windows XP. I just keep getting this same error, I was able to connect before with this same setup it stopped working recently. =/

Edited by Avetra, 12 November 2010 - 02:40 PM.

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You didn't say whether or not the problem computer connects wirelessly to the router, which would help us to give you the correct advice as to what it might me.

[phillipcorcoran]

You didn't say whether or not the problem computer connects wirelessly to the router, which would help us to give you the correct advice as to what it might me.

[Avetra]

You didn't say whether or not the problem computer connects wirelessly to the router, which would help us to give you the correct advice as to what it might me.

It is a wired connection

Edited by Avetra, 14 November 2010 - 03:54 AM.

[123Runner]

Have you tried power cycling the router?
Have you tried a full master reset of the router?

Have is the make and model of the router?

[Avetra]

Just an update: I have absolutely no idea why but the problem has been resolved. Internet working on all systems ;D