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August 25th, 2006 00:00
Connected to wireless network but still no internet
I am now finally connected to my wireless network and I got my homepage briefly (it is Comcast) but no pictures came up and then it went back to the "page cannot be displayed". I keep getting this over and over. I have no idea what else to do.
I am at such a loss and am ready to just start crying. I have been working on this for almost 2 days and it's driving me crazy!!!!
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MRF4700
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August 25th, 2006 00:00
Do you have any third party software firewalls enabled on your computer?(Norton Internet Security, McAfee, Trend Micro, etc.)
klbf
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August 25th, 2006 05:00
worth a look and see if thats a problem?
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August 26th, 2006 00:00
Aloha Beth,
Sometimes, there could be issues between the wireless card and the router... like our D-Link DI-624 had Centrino connection issues with Intel wireless cards' drivers, while our other wireless notebook had no problems. I had to update the routers' firmware and do some minor tweaks to solve the Centrino issues.
Info that might help other users to help you:
What Linksys Router model do you have?
Can you connect to the Internet using your "wired" (RJ-45 plug) Network card?
What brand/model wireless card do you have?
If you post your "Windows IP Configuration" information (as Steve (volcano11) had requested in your other thread), it should list a description of your wireless card (since you said you now have a wireless connection to the router).
Click Start, Run and type cmd
At the command prompt... type IPconfig /all
Right-click on the blue bar (at the top of the window), scroll down to "Edit" and click "Select All".
Right-click on the blue bar (at the top of the window), scroll down to "Edit" and click "Copy".
"Paste" the info into your Dell forum message post.
Aloha,
Rod