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Well, the universal first shot in the dark is to power cycle everything in the system, starting with your modem, wireless router, then desktop, then laptop. Don't just reboot the computers, shut them all the way down. If that doesn't fix it try connecting the laptop to the router with an ethernet cable. If that works then we have a wireless issue, if not then something else is broken. Let us know the outcome to that point and we will move along...
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Hope this helps
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Windows IP Configuration
Host Name.....................Laptop
Primary DNS Suffix........
Node TYpe.....................Broadcast
IP Routing Enabled.........No
WINS Proxy Enabled.......No
DNS Suffix Search List....Gateway.2wire.net
Ethernet Adapter Wireless Network Configuration:
Connection specific DNS Suffix.......
Description....................Intel PRO/Wireless 2200 B/G Network
Connection
Physical Address............00-12-F0-29-9E-5E
DHCP Enabled................Yes
Autoconfiguration Enabled..Yes
Autoconfiguration IP.......169.254.112.2
Subnet Mask...................255.255.0.0
I didn't know how to copy this information, so I manually entered it. Is this sufficient?
Hi, I have a similar problem....
I have a PC running on Windows XP SP3. It "normally connects to my internet via usb wireless card (Belkin) to our Belkin modem. It sees the connection, BUT when I open Firefox I get the dreaded "Server not found" - "Problem loading page". In IE it's the same situation - Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage.
I have reconfigured my IP / DNS info (Auto & then Manual)
IP: 192.168.2.2
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Def Gateway: 192.168.2.1
DHCP: 192.168.2.1
DNS: 192.168.2.1
WINS: [BLANK]
We have two other laptops & an iPhone that works 100% on the modem (i.e. IT IS NOT THE MODEM).
I have trawled through Google for an answer and I'm now sooo frustrated...
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
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