Can't Connect to Internet
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Original Message
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Name: savvv
Date: September 6, 2007 at 01:03:58 Pacific
Subject: Can't Connect to InternetOS: Win XP ProCPU/Ram: Core 2 DuoModel/Manufacturer: HP |
Comment: I have recently reinstalled Windows XP Pro in my computer. Of course I have done this many times before. But this time I got un unexpected problem: I do not get any Internet access. I have direct cable connection to my Internet Provider and never before needed to follow any steps after Windows installation, all installs automatically. Also my network adapter (onboard lan) is running properly. I have reinstalled Windows 3 times, same problem!. Can anyone help?. Thank you!
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Response Number 1
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Name: Frankie566
Date: September 6, 2007 at 06:55:57 Pacific
Subject: Can't Connect to Internet |
Reply: (edit)Have you checked the modem. Sometimes you have to recycle the power on them. Turn you modem off, wait 30 seconds then turn it back on see if that helps. Also, check the Network Card Settings. Check the TCP/IP Properties (IP Address)Make sure you have "Obtain IP Address Automatically" selected.
If not try to ping yourself From Command Prompt "ping 127.0.0.1" to see if your NIC is working. Who knows, knows and who doesn't know, dosen't know jack!
El que sabe, sabe y el que no sabe, no sabe nada!
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Response Number 2
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Name: OrionCA
Date: September 6, 2007 at 10:56:45 Pacific
Subject: Can't Connect to Internet |
Reply: (edit)First check that your cables are all connected correctly. Go to the XP Security Center and disable the Windows Firewall; see if you can connect now. Check your Hardware Configuration to see if your drivers are installed and working properly (and make sure these are the right drivers for your setup). Next go to the Command prompt and type in the command ping 127.0.0.1 to see if your NIC is working and TCP/IP is installed. Do an IPCONFIG/release and IPCONFIG/renew to see if you can get an IP address assignment from your provider. Check your network properties to see that Client for Microsoft Networks is installed, TCP/IP is installed, and TCP/iP is set for "Use DHCP server for WINS resolution" and "Assign IP Address Automatically".
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Response Number 3
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Name: stuio
Date: September 22, 2007 at 02:45:41 Pacific
Subject: Can't Connect to Internet |
Reply: (edit)Thanks for your help, What i did was fail to reset my modem before switching between Usb connection & Ethernet, i just disabled 1 and enabled the other not giving enough time to reset the cable modem. I unplugged everything cable modem power etc left it 10 minutes, plugged ethernet cables in, plugged power in WAITED for lights on modem to stop flashing (2 mins) then started PC up.. what a reflief! thanks again
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