Hello,
I am sharing a wireless modem connection with my neighbour (long story - he has the modem and has loaned the secured access key to me) and he only just gave me the access key today. I initially had issues with connecting the modem (ie was recieving "Limited or no connectivity" messages even though I had a strong signal) until I figured out how to connect it [ie by changing the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) settings; User Configured to IP address:192.168.0.2; Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0].
However, this has not solved the problem of connecting me to the internet! When I attempt to use ie7 to browse, I still get the error "Internet Explorer cannot display web page" even though the moden is definitely connected (55 packets sent, 0 recieved so far). Here are some things that I have done so far:
- In ie7, I made sure that under "Internet Options" , the "Never dial a connection" radio button is selected.
- In ie7, I have also ensured that under LAN settings, the "Automatically detect settings" tickbox is the only box ticked.
- In the Command Prompt, I ran a "ping" (ie ping 4.2.2.2) and the stats show no lost packets with an average round trip of 553milli-seconds. I guess this means that I do have a connection to a network (right?)
- In the Command Prompt, I also ran "ipconfig" which confirmed that my "Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection" = Autoconfiguration IP address:192.168.0.2; Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Still no internet and I am outta ideas!!!
Can anyone suggest what I need to do to make my internet connection work??


Then I take the same laptop to my office, and I am able to access the net there through that wirelss network with no problem at all.
So its not the router, or the HP desktop would not work. It can't be the laptop, or my net connection at work would not work. I am afraid to change any settings on the laptop, for fear that the it won't work at the office either. Please advise if possible.
my work laptop works fine at the office, but wont pick up the net at home despite two other laptops picking it up fine, its driving me insane!
would really appreciate it!
kerrie
start ,run , cmd then type, ipconfig ,on thier computer
go to network connections on your computer
choose the connetion your trying to make
right click, choose properties
choose tcp/ip for XP or 1pv4 for vista
choosee properties
choose, use this ip address
type in same info, but change last number
example
If 192.168.0.142
you type
192.168. 0. 143
or 144 or 154 or 152
this will work
Your suggestion does not work on my computer.
Find someone connected to network
start ,run , cmd then type, ipconfig ,on thier computer
go to network connections on your computer
choose the connetion your trying to make
right click, choose properties
choose tcp/ip for XP or 1pv4 for vista
choosee properties
choose, use this ip address
type in same info, but change last number
example
If 192.168.0.142
you type
192.168. 0. 143
or 144 or 154 or 152
this will work
Anymore suggestions?
KCC
Did you get a solution? I have the same problem. Not able to connect to internet from home network, but works fine at work.
well i finally figured out the problem, turned out there was nothing wrong with the modem, or the router, or the IP address, i just had the password wrong!
my landlord didnt realise that his password had been changed a while back and thats what was causing the problem, even though the failed connection kept saying it was the IP address thing.
someone has put a post on here about changing the last digit of the IP address, so I asked my landlord to look up his IP address with his provider and thats how we realised the problem.
maybe some of you guys have the wrong password too?
Did you have any soultion for your problem?
Did you get any solution to the problem? I have same exact problem. Tried all cmd promt - ping, tracrt etc - nothing worked. Its not working from home, but is ok at work network.
Please let me if you get any solution.
I fixed my problem. Restored the system to a date prior to when the problem started. Now I am able to use both ie & Firefox browsers.
my desktop wontl et me get into the internet yet my laptop picks up the wirelessnetwork which is broadcast through the router from my desktop (which has my vonage hooked into it, which is workingf fine)
thanks somuch
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Try this..
First connect your nertwork by 'connecting network'
then go to your CMD window
Type following in 3 steps, after every step use ENTER bUtton.
1. type IPCONFIG/ALL (then ENTER)
2. type IPCONFIG/FLUSHDNS (then ENTER)
3. type EXIT (then ENTER)
Please let me know if this work, then u can create a batch file rather than typing every time.
Thanks..
Vijay Pillai,ND
Windows 7 - I connect via my modem, but it says I am not connected to any network in the network and sharing center. Internet is working, but I am not able to share my internet connection via ad-hoc connection (because of windows not being able to recognise it is connected via modem) I solved this once by restoring PC to a prior state, but I cannot do that again!
Also, my wi-fi connection does not work - it seems like it is just ignoring the conncection, it shows NOTHING even though other devices connect without a problem. My wi-fi is functional, I can connect to other networks, but not to mine!
my brother lap top is connect with my home internet.only my laptop is not connect with modem and internet.But when I turn on wireless it show the full connectivity with optus net but when I see in the network and sharing there is unidentified network.Because of that I need your help to re-connect with internet and modem. Will u please help.
Thank you.P
recently our internet stopped working so we bought a new modem, this didn't help so we called our ISP and they fixed it. Then our new modem stopped working so we reverted back to the old one. NOW we can only have one connection to the internet at a time using our old wired router. we plug in 2 with LAN cables and only the first one will work! and even when that one DOES work the internet is extremely slow! Please offer a solution as this is REALLY annoying!
thanks,