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• How to make a wired internet connection to my macbook pro?

  How to make a wired internet connection to my macbook pro

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• Turn off WiFi and Wired internet?

  Is it possible to disable the WiFi and Wired internet via a USB adapter?

  Yes, it is easy to do.

  Go to network and sharing Center, click map setting and disable the wireless card. Connect the USB plug and install the drivers if needed (you can exchange these steps ). You should be good to go.

• Whenever I restart Windows 7, I have to turn off and then turn on my network connection get Windows 7 to recognize my wired Internet connection. What is going on?

  I installed Windows 7 Pro on a system newly built using a motherboard Gigabyte Z77x-UD5H, Intel I7 - 3770 K CPU and 32 GB DRAM3, on a SSD OCZ Vertex 3. Everything went well. It is now about three days, since I installed the operating system. I've been adding on software and other general photo editing programs. The Internet would still work. NOW all of a sudden I lost my Internet connection.  Whenever I restart Windows 7, I have to turn off and then turn on my network connection get Windows 7 to recognize my wired Internet connection. What is going on?

  Hello is a network installed by Apple, iTunes more often software Protocol.  If you do not use iTunes * (or other Apple related programs streaming) you don't need.  If you do not use iTunes check if there are any available software updates.

• HP pavilion 500 - a60: erratic internet connection

  With the help of hp pavilion 500 - a60. 3 years.  Just go to uverse internet.  Several times per minute for 10 seconds let connect to internet and flickiering of thin lines on the screen.  Att says tech problem is w/workstation.  It was suggested that it is to old for higher speeds of the internet.  Running @16. 75 Kbps.  Also the virus/malware issue.  I found some maleware and it was quarentined.  Do I have to old one computer or is there a problem of processer, virus problem?  Thanks for the help.

  Hi there @Packie33,

  That the Forums are with you!  I understand that you are having problems with your internet connection.  I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  First of all, in response to the assertion of a fact on your system by being too old for a connection high speed, it is false. Your computer is configured with Windows 8 or 8.1. Computers that were there when Windows 98 came out were capable of high speed internet of one kind or another.

  A more valid concern is what is happening on your computer or with the hardware or virus/malware problems that you described.

  I suggest that you first cross this document: HP - slow Internet troubleshooting (10, 8 Windows) computers, but for the time being refrain from Step 7. You can try your ISP again later.

  Depending on whether your connection is wireless or wired try one of these documents:

  HP PC - Troubleshooting wireless network and Internet (Windows 10)

  HP PC - troubleshooting wired home networks (Windows 10)

  After everything checked and if your connection is still slow, then try contacting your ISP again.

  Please let me know if it works for you and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• Can I use my time capsule for wired Internet?

  The fundamental question is, I can connect my time capsule to my wireless internet router and then use the capsule to connect my iMac to the Internet with an Ethernet cable?

  The back story: I have an i7 iMac late 2009 that has worked perfectly until that somewhere around OS x Lion. The update came, and suddenly the wifi became shotty; intermittent connectivity that could last from 2 hours to 2 minutes and often, the computer would suddenly turns off. So, I just took an Ethernet cable from my gateway wireless comcast directly to my time capsule and then another was running for the TC to the iMac. It worked perfectly when the router and the iMac were in the same room. Since then, we moved and there is only a single coaxial connection of work in the new House, and this room that can hold your desktop. Now, I searched high and low for a fix for the problem of wifi, without success; reset the PRAM, change the wireless channel reset wireless packet, you name it I tried it (with the exception of a reinstallation of firmware lion before the airport summary-pretend). I really do not have the money to have someone come run an Ethernet cable through my walls now or to understand the situation of coaxial cable (I tried to do it me but there are about 10 outputs and the room that I want to use seems to actually be connected directly on a former satellite Hughes-NET on the side of the House). Now, this wireless to the dream of the Ethernet connection is my only option... Anyway I can make it work?

  The fundamental question is, I can connect my time capsule to my wireless internet router and then use the capsule to connect my iMac to the Internet with an Ethernet cable?

  The answer is not quite as simple.

  Yes... If your 'hand' wireless router is another Apple wireless router.

  No.... If your 'hand' wireless router is a part 3.

  However, you have two options if you have a 3rd party router that provides to your wireless network:

  (1) add an AirPort Express and it set up to 'join' the network wireless provided by your 3rd party product. Then, the AirPort Express can provide wired Ethernet cable of the Time Capsule and the iMac can connect to the time Capsule using Ethernet as well.

  (2) If you can not run the Ethernet cable... (always the best performance option)... a pair of Ethernet over Powerline adapters could be able to send the Ethernet signal via power lines the existing AC in your House.  In other words, the theory with EoP devices is that you already have the wiring in place, you must just adapters.

  An adapter would be located near your router 'primary' and plugged into an outlet. A short Ethernet cable connects to the router to the EoP adapter.  In contrast, an another EoP adapter is plugged into a power outlet near the time Capsule and a short Ethernet cable connects from the adapter to the time Capsule. Then, the iMac connects to time Capsule using a different Ethernet cable as well.

• Wired Internet access problem

  Sorry for the long post, but I want to give you all the information possible to help me.

  I play for my father guy remote tech support, but my credentials in the field of networking are rather weak, so I need help.

  My father recently interrupted an update of Windows on his laptop computer. (He thought the computer was off, but instead the screen had just blanked, and when he thought he was turning on the computer, it is in fact the computer off during the update).

  Since this event, his cell phone was not able to connect to the internet with a wired or wireless connection.

  When it is connected directly to the DSL modem and it brings up the internet browser, it get an error "cannot display web page". In response to the offer of the IE to diagnose the connection problem, he diagnosed the problem and it is usually said that it only is not an IP address. Another time, he suggested that he 'cycle' his modem and router.

  It would be the right information to take at face value except... the wired connection was taken directly from his desktop... that connects successfully to the internet. For example, it can surf the internet from her desktop computer, but when he takes the ethernet cable from the desktop computer and plug it on the laptop, it cannot access the internet.

  So - at least seems to me-there is really no problem with the modem or the ISP he uses (the modem is an ACTIONTEC, which also has wireless capability).

  I think that there is a problem with his laptop, perhaps with network components. Maybe they need to be replaced? But I'm not an expert and I do not know how to try this.

  I asked him to do an IPCONFIG/all in a command window, and it is (approximately) that he comes back (he read the results for me on the phone):

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...: MY_LAPTOP
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  Node... type: hybrid
  Active... IP routing: Yes
  Active... proxy WINS: No.

  Ethernet wireless network adapter:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Intel® wireless Wifi Link 4965AGN
  Physical address.... : 00-1F-3B-30-55-91
  DHCP active...: No.
  ... The IP address: 192.168.0.1
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
  ... Default gateway. :

  Ethernet card: Local 2 network connection

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Broadcom 440 x 10/100 Integrated Controller
  Physical address.... : 00-1D-09-D8-2E-CE
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled yes
  Autoconfiguration IP 169.254.226.11
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
  ... Default gateway. :

  Looks like he gets an IP address... so what could be the problem?

  Can someone help me fix his laptop computer connection, either by telling me how to reinstall the network components or even helping me diagnose the connection problem?

  My father lives miles away from me, if it's a little hard to do it remotely.

  Thanks for any help.

  Problems caused by a Windows Update break are probably better asked in the Windows Update forum, but I can suggest a few things, account required to the information you provided.

  Error messages are received? If so, give them in its entirety, without paraphrasing.
  Check the event viewer (start > run > eventvwr > OK) for the recent error messages (no need to go far back in time).  Double-click any line in the observer of events that shows and error to open the 'Properties' window for more details

  Event Viewer messages can be copied to the Clipboard (and then pasted into a response by email or forum) by clicking on the copy icon (below arrows up/down) on the property page.

  What version of Windows (right click on my computer > properties)?

  According to the reported data, the computer seems to have a wireless connection with success, but the lack of a default gateway is suspect, as is the 'no' beside "DHCP enabled".  I suspect, as Saurabh Joshi apparently already done, that the wireless card has been configured manually (for example, a static IP address).  In any case, you don't even mention the existence of a wireless network.

  Information for the Ethernet (wired) connection certainly shows a failure to get an IP address from the router.

  Try to deal with network problems 3rd hand is really shooting in the dark, but while you wait for an answer on the forum of Windows Update, the following steps should not hurt and may in fact make things.

  1 reset TCP/IP (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357)

  Open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK)
  In the black command prompt window, type the following line and press enter
  netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
  Then close the command prompt window

  2 reset Winsock (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259)

  Open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK)
  In the black command prompt window, type the following line and press enter
  netsh winsock reset
  Then close the command prompt window

  3. restart the computer and see if connection has changed.

  You can also check the network by Hans - Georg Michna MVP MS Windows problem solver: http://winhlp.com/wxnet.htm you'll probably fill on your computer with your father on the phone in front of his computer.

• Connection with WiFi increases the latency of the Wired internet

  Hello!  I use a Zyxel P-660HW-D1 v2 802.11 g Wireless ADSL2 + 4 port Gateway, which offers wired and wireless connectivity.  My office is connected via an ethernet cable.  Whenever I access the WiFi using my smartphone, the latency of the internet from my office rises considerably.  Disabling WiFi on my smartphone returns my office for normal internet latency.  Is it only a matter of sharing the wired ADSL connection and wireless at the same time, or is there a way I can keep the normal latency on my desktop using WiFi at the same time?  Thanks in advance for any help or information you can give me.

  AFRO-CARIBBEAN

  I suspect it is the limited nature of ADSL, but you can confirm this by going to speedtest.net and running a test of speed and during the trial to connect with the phone.  If the DL speed remains the same (or drops) causing problem.

• Every time that I start my computer, my 'wired' internet says network not identified, and I can't connect and I activate the router market?

  This only happens when I start my computer,

  I use windows 7
  I have acustom made
  Care,
  AMD athlon ii x 4 645 3.10 ghz processor
  NVIDIA geforce GTX 550 ti
  8 GB RAM
  and the 64-bit operating system
  If you need to know anything else please ask me :D

  Hello

  Thanks for posting the request in the Microsoft community forums!
  As I understand that when start you the internet computer says "wired says unidentified network". To get this fixed number, try the suggestions:

  1. which antivirus software is installed on the computer?
  2. don't you make changes on the computer before the show?

  Try the troubleshooting steps and check whether the problem is resolved.

  Method 1:
  Try the steps in the link and check.

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  Method 2:
  Try to disable firewall and antivirus installed on the computer software and try to connect to the internet:

  Enable or disable Windows Firewall
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/turn-Windows-Firewall-on-or-off
  Disable the anti-virus software
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/disable-antivirus-software
  Note: disable the Windows Firewall and antivirus may make your computer (and your network, if you have one) more vulnerable to damage caused by worms or hackers.

  Method 3:
  You can also reset the stack TCP/IP go to this article and either click on "Fix it for me" or follow the instructions to fix it yourself:
  How to reset the Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/299357

  Links:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-can-t-I-connect-to-the-Internet
  In Windows network connection issues
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313242

  If you need help with this issue or other problems related to Windows Operating System, keep us informed. We will be happy to help you.

• T41 wired Internet capacity

  As soon painfully obvious, I have little experience network and even less tech background (if possible).

  I have a T41 2379DJU running Windows XP Pro (SP2).

  I did have the opportunity to set up a network previously, namely my system works as a standalone. So far I've been doing an internet access through AOL and dial-up service.

  I have Verizon FIOS installed.

  Verizon software which checks to see if my system meets their minimum requirements for FIOS reports that it may find a map of Ethernet (NIC) 100 Base-T. Care of my T41 indicates however built in 1 GB Ethernet (LOM). Based on the assistance provided in another thread, I also checked C:\DRIVERS\Win\ and do not find there any folder for "ETHERNET" (the only current file has been "WLLANINT").

  So:

  1. my system has a wired Ethernet card that meets the minimum requirements of Verizon (and, assuming that the T41 specifications are correct, 1 GB Ethernet at least as capable as 100 Base-T)? Or do I have to buy a 100 Base-T Ethernet card for laptops?

  2. If my system has a built in minimum requirements of the wired Ethernet card meeting Verizon, I have one or more drivers should I install before Verizon technician gets here for FIOS installation and, if so, where can I find the drivers and instructions for installation?

  3. is there anything else I should do in preparation for installing FIOS?

  Many thanks for any help that you can provide - it is much appreciated!

  Welcome to the forum!

  Here's your Ethernet driver:

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?sitestyle=Lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-62922

  After you download it, make sure you unpack it in the following directory: C > drivers > win > Ethernet

  Once installed, it works fine with FiOS. Enjoy!

  Good luck and we keep abreast.

• Slow connection wired Internet in Bootcamp?

  So I've implemented (undeer 10.11.5) a bootcamp partition on my Mac Pro 5.1 on the first disc (Bay 1). Installed win7/64. Got all of the updates from m$ and installed components of bootcamp. Everything works well, even went and got a benchmarking app game, and he said that the game ran around 90 fps... Yes, I have a GTX 980 in the machine!

  However, the speed of Internet connection in win7 seems to be more like a modem as my posterity of 200 MB/s, I get on the side of Mac (just tested, 205 MB/s down). Last night it took about half an hour for d/l a 110 MB file under win7.

  What can I do, what can I watch? I tried to do some research on Google, but most of the stuff was back in 2013/13 time.

  If the mac runs at normal speeds and the "PC" part is not that you look at whats running on the PC

  The reality is it is a question of windows, not a mac, but I'll try to give you some things to consider:

  Other devices on your network can consume bandwidth, remove them to test. Someone in the room nearby, watching a movie in HD or in a spiral of youtube on the iPad is eating bandwidth on your network, any traffic must be ruled out removing it from the pool of available bandwidth.

  You have AV? You have more than one AV? You have an AV free spam to add and your network bandwidth and CPU hog? Obsolete AV? Outdated defs for your AV? Have you tried to turn off the AV to test? Do you have firewall? You have a 3rd party firewall, utilities, the network

  utility, sniffing packets, etc.? Yet once, expired, free or busy in other apps can eat bandwidth.

  you have restarted your router? have you plugged your 'PC' directly into the modem and tried a direct connection (you must restart the modem, the machine when you do this)

  This happens with a specific site, you can ping the site you can traceroute the site? It hangs? What is a busy site? Try DL'ing StarCraft2 updates when they come out, and a 200 MB file can become a deal on the day the day.

  Compare the Mac and Windows starts using a web based utility of network (for example http://www.speedtest.org/) and see the results.

  until you M$, that the system without 3rd party stuff you can not say for sure, it's windows only.

  Edit: this forum is very foolishly formatting my text for me after I post and I have no control over it in safari. Win (read: FAIL) Apple!

• Split HP 13 x 2 peut-she take a wired Internet connection?

  This laptop can maintain a wired connection?

  router--> cable ethernet--> Tek Republic TUN - 300--> portable USB 3.0 port

  It seems that this laptop has no LAN or even support a wired connection.

  Can someone please?

  Thank you

  AG276 wrote:

  Sorry, you mean Tek drivers, HP nothing?

  Hello

  HP does not produce the product.

  Kind regards.

• After the repair system that my computer does not detect wireless/Wired internet connection

  Brand: Gateway Model: MD7818u

  I have big problems with my computer so I did a system repair, wipe all my computer and assigning supposedly to the original computer

  Parameters. However a few things did not get the update/install and now I have absolutely no access to the internet at all. Before, I was able to use directly and wireless

  to connect cable and now it tells me the drivers are not updated and I need to update manually or through the internet. I found the drivers online to this

  website "http://support.gateway.com/product/?cmpid=topnav" which is the gateway support Web site. However, if you look there are several drivers for the different

  systems and I don't know how to say to which of the drivers is the right one for my computer. Will one of these work or what I have to understand that I need

   

  more precisely and if yes is there a way I can understand this? I'm still all original manuals and box it came but I don't know where to look if she is in any

  individuals. Thank you!

  Hello

  You will need to ask which are the right drivers for your machine.

  We do not get a list of drivers to this Web site; only to put in the model number of product to continue.

  You must do this yourself.

  See you soon.

• My Wired internet connection works on a computer, but not the other.

  I have a rope Ethernet connecting my cable modem to my laptop. When I plugged it in, it immediately connected my laptop to the internet. I took this same chord and plugged into my office. It connects, but I get a 'local only' connection and cannot access the internet. I tried all suggestions from windows to solve the problem. I reinstalled my network card. I played with all the internet options in Control Panel. How to make this work? It is clearly not the modem or the cable because it works on my laptop.

  I am running vista on my desktop.

  Hello

  Is that your desktop is configured to obtain an IP address from the DHCP server? Open the local area connection properties in your office and check the properties of the Protocol ' TCp/Ipv4. Be sure that this radio button for "obtain an IP address automatically" is selected.

  Thank you

  Girish

• WRT300N provides Wired internet only, no broadcasting wireless and inaccessible web utility

  If I type 192.168.1.1 I get the message "request time out", no matter what computer I try on (windows/linux)

  I have full internet access via ethernet cable, but the router wireless light does not illuminate

  I tried ping 192.168.1.1 and the request times out every time

  I tried to reset the router, now the button reset to 5, 30 seconds, unplug the router for long periods, etc., no changes occur.

  any ideas?

  Thanks for your reply, I have since returned the defective router on the warranty and got a wrt160n, so problem solved