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• WiFi for computer laptop HP ENVY 15 and Ethernet connection problem

  Hi, a few months ago, I brought a HP ENVY 15 Notebook PC running windows 8.1. It is connected to my wifi with Ralink RT3290 802.11bgn Wi - Fi adapter. My modem is a Technicolour TG582n 2 Wireless ADSL + with wireless 802.11 b/g/n compatible.

  As soon as I got there I noticed a problem of internet where I would be able to connect to my home WiFi network and get full reception bars but would have a hard time to access Web sites on web browsers such as chrome, mozilla and internet explore pages takes some time to load and eventually reached a page "this webpage is not available" (for chrome). This problem seems to occur only with my home network as it can connect to public wifi and my wifi friends and yet I have many other devices such as laptops and other smartphones connected to my wifi that did not at all have poblems with internet and it just seems to be mine. When I connect via ethernet I get good connection for about 10 minutes and then I was completely cut off. However, I can upload a file via the wifi ok if I can get it to start and I can play a game online well enough but often disconnected after an hour or two.

  I checked for new updates of pilot, but they seem to be up to date and im do not manually downloading and installing one on the hp site but I tried (I did probably wrong). I ran the diagnostic function, but it cannot detect all problems. I looked around the internet as well, but still havn't found a solution.

  Also I got the laptop sent back and received a new but the same problem persisted and as I walked through the process of the person I was talking to a admitted that I had a problem like they remote limited from my laptop for a little for the access problem.

  Please help, I've had this problem for a month or two now and is really becoming a problem since I use my laptop computer for purposes of requiring home internet work.

  Thanks in advance and I hope you guys can help!

  Hi @Eugene5 ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  It's a great place to find answers and information.
  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the HP Forums Learn how Post and more

  I understand that you have a problem with your connection Wireless at home. You are able to connect with full bars but are unable to access the web.   When you're lucky hours just access the Web, you can make a download if you get started in time or play games online for one or two before again declining. You ran the diagnostic function, but no problems were. You had the phone replaced for the same issue, but the replacement has the same question.

  You know your network is an 802.11 G or 802.11n.   How do I know if my WiFi connects using 802.11n (as superuser)

  Please check this setting.

  1. Open the Device Manager
  2. Click the network adapters to expand the list
  3. Right click on the Ethernet connection, and choose Properties
  4. Click the power management tab
  5. "" Please check that ' allow the computer to turn off this device to save power "is not checked.
  6. Repeat this process for all types of listed under network adapters.

  .

  What does your wireless card is supported?

  Here's a link for How to fix little or no Wi-Fi connectivity issues in Windows 8(of fixedbyvonnie) to help you.

  If you need further assistance. Please provide your exact model of HP laptop and your operating system.

  How can I find my model number or product number?

  Good luck!

• Compaq Presario SR5113: Ethernet connection problems

  I recently did a clean installation on an old PC and put XP on this machine, it did not find the driver for the ethernet connection and no matter where I'm looking, I can't get the Ethernet to work with that PC.  I get the error message about "the wizard cannot find your network hardware.  And that I must first install and configure your network cards... The network adapter is part of the motherboard.  All "network adapters" I check seem to be "working properly" according to messages.  Network adapters that are listed are:

  Direct parallel

  Miniport Wan (IP)

  Wan (IP) - of Miniport Packet Scheduler miniport

  Miniport Wan WAN (L2TP)

  Miniport WAN (PPPOE)

  Miniport Wan WAN (PPTP)

  I had to go show hidden devices to see these.  Don't know what to do and when I am looking for the drivers on the website of HP, the only rider that appears is the lightscribe update!  This isn't really the support for one of their older products.

  Clues?

  Hello:

  DL and install the chipset driver and you should be good to go.

  http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/9701/en-us

• cDAQ-9188 Ethernet connection problem

  We bought 2 cDAQ-9188 and I can't get them to connect to the computer via the Ethernet connection. I can make them work if I use a short cable (10 ft), but the location that I need them is about 180 feet away. When I do right click on network devices and select Find devices that it returns Nothing found. Is there any suggestions on what I might be wrong or what I should do to make them work? I'm running LabView 2010 SP1 and the drivers provided with the units of the cDAQ-9188.

  Of course, the PC Ethernet card we use is low. I have them connected to a router and placed near the PC router, and now, they work very well.

• Ethernet connectivity problem

  Dear Sir / Madam,.

  Whenever I insert my LAN to the Internet cable broadband on laptop computer Ethernet, my notification icon port does not detect and internet poster not only any connection internet. It detects that once I restart my PC.

  My computer laptop operating system. - Windows 7 Ultimate Service Pack 1 (x 86)

  Please indicate any solution to this problem.

  Thank you

  John

  Check applied in Windows or the BIOS power management settings.

  Some systems can disable unused LAN port to save power.

  Go to network and sharing Center > change adapter settings to check the status of the interface when it does not work.

  Some laptop manufacturers provide their own network connection management tools, normally accessed via an icon in the system tray, find the settings there.

• Pavilion dv 8000t and Ethernet connection problems

  so, I posted on this forum before and did not have the problem fixed. but here again is the problem.

  Before installing windows 7, I had vista and in order to get the entire internet, what I had to do is plug the ethernet cable. Now after installing windows 7 I plug the ethernet cable and still no Internet. Internet, I connect to is provided by my apartment complex. all that I was told to do just plug an ethernet cable as I did with Vista.

  I downloaded a new driver from this link provided by someone on this forum and it did not help.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp45501-46000/sp45671.exe

  After I installed the driver and rebooted and it always connects to the internet vis ethernet cable.

  I tried troubleshooting and he told me:

  connection to the local network does not have a valid IP configuration

  That's what I see when I have the ethernet cable is connected:

  device Bluetooth (personal area network)

  (heading RFCOMM Protocol TDI) Bluetooth device

  Intel(r) PRO/100 VE Network Connection

  Intel (r) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection

  Please HELP, I'm tired of having to go into the lobby in my apartment complex to pick up wireless.

  Hello

  This file:

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp45501-46000/sp45671.exe

  is driver for Intel wireless. He's never going to fix your problem.

  I don't know then my solution will work, but we can try something like this:

  At startup, press F8, and then choose Safe mode.

  Go to the Control Panel-> device-> maps network manager

  and find here Intel (r) PRO/100 VE Network Connection. Click with the right button of your mouse and choose uninstall the driver.

  Try to install the XP driver for this model:

  Intel(r) PRO/100 VE here

  When there's some sort of problems with installing and then try to run it in XP compatibility mode.

  Resources:

  How to run a program in Compatibility Mode in Windows 7

  Make older programs in this version of Windows

  Reboot your system, and this time it starts in normal mode.

• Ethernet connection problem

  Normally, I have an ethernet cable connecting my Time Capsule to my iMac... I have a Netgear router connected to my Time Capsule, and the Capsule is in Bridge Mode.

  Out of the blue, I get a "Ethernet has an auto assigned IP address and won't be able to connect to the internet" message on preferences network with the ethernet cable attached to my iMac.

  I can not connect the ethernet cable, normally attached to the iMac, a MacBook Pro, and the connection is perfect (so the cable is good).

  Also, if I connect to a Thunderbolt adapter ethernet cable and plug it on my iMac, the connection is ok.

  I restarted the iMac and reset the cable a few times without success... Don't know if there is a file preferably I should delete (or which).  Did a permissions repair, without a change in behavior.

  WiFi on the iMac works well...

  Thanks for any thoughts there...

  Bob

  Update: the computer seems unable to configure IPv4 using DHCP.

  When I configure IPv4 manually, I'm able to get the ethernet port working correctly...

  Thoughts?

  Bob

• HP Pavilion dv7/entertainment - Ethernet connection problem

  The computer was always well connected to wireless networks, but I moved to a new place and can't get my computer to connect to the internet. I ordered a former gateway wireless via amazon but sent back because I thought that the antenna did not work. However, now I am trying to set up internet via an ethernet cable and cannot.

  I tried two different cords ethernet without a bit of luck. Google research, I determined that there should be LED lights next to the port (?) Ethernet on the computer, but there is not all the lights on with a rope. I have tried countless attempts of troubleshooting and many "patches" of others, but nothing has worked. I even uninstalled and reinstalled the driver software of all the network/internet conncections via the HP Web site. I can't get the internet to work!

  I am currently connected to the personal hotspot that produced my phone, but I can't sustain that without exceeding data limits cell.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Hi, thanks for your answer!
  After all a lot of trouble, I have established that BOTH the router I purhased and the Ethernet cord I was good did not work properly! (The antenna on the router is malfunctioning and was working as the Ethernet cable when at a specific angle, which is why it seemed to work at first, but not after other attempts). I have since been able to get a new router and an Ethernet cord and am happily connected to Internet.

  Thanks again!

• Want 7640: Ethernet connection problems

  Just bought HP Envy 7640 on ebay and for some reason, it isn't to connect to the ethernet network. Wireless connectivity is fine but when I plug the ethernet cable I get no lights.

  I tried to replace the power cord and switch is still no luck! Whenever I restart the printer I briefly see the port Ethernet LED on but that it goes off.

  Tried restoring factory settings and restore the network settings, updated to the latest firmware, still no luck!

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Maybe that's why they resell it on eBay. If your really want Ethernet, return to the seller and try again.

• My laptop is one of the 4 home cannot connect to the internet, it's Vista and it has connected w/Ethernet no problem, I called Xfinity tech, that says, is the problem of configuration! Can you help me?

  Acer laptop, Vista is, she can connect wirelessly with my friend modem but my house, she can't, I use the service of Comcast, they checked the modem is fine, they think that the problem of configuration! I'm not computer too, thank you!

  Ryan (Shih Chi)

  Hello

  How do you try to connect the computer to the House? Wired
  or wireless?
  Try the methods provided and see if it helps to solve the problem.
  Method 1:
  Check out the link and follow the troubleshooting steps in the article.
  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:
  If you try to connect to t Wireless net work then refer to this link and follow the steps.
  Connect to a network with Windows Vista wireless
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb878035.aspx
   
  Method 3:
  Reset TCP/IP on your computer and check. Check out the link and follow the steps.
  How to reset the Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/299357
   
  Method 4:
  You can also visit this link and follow the steps.
  
  Windows Vista cannot obtain an IP address from certain routers or some non-Microsoft DHCP servers
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928233/en-us
   
  Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 322756 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/ ) how to back up and restore the registry in Windows

• From a Wi - FI to Ethernet connection to a Wi - Fi connection - automatically...

  BACKGROUND:

  1. did you just replaced my cable modem

  2. have you implemented Airport utility again for my router (Airport Extreme 6gen c. 7.7.7) with its intact previous settings

  2. have made no changes to the configurations of system/network preferences

  QUESTION:

  Now unable to move automatically from the WiFi to Ethernet and the WiFi - like I did before !

  
  

  More precisely...

  If I'm wireless online and then connect LAN port of my router (gen6 Airport Extreme) to my MacBookPro (OSX 10.11.5) with ethernet cable - I stay online when I click on the different links.

  However, when I unplug the ethernet cable - instead of automatically - return back to the Wi - Fi - I woke up completely offline.

  And I am unable to re-establish a connection constantly computer completely - and then turning it back on.

  In other words - I'm able to get the WiFi to Ethernet without problem - but don't back switch back to WiFi after having disconnected the ethernet cable

  By clicking on the WiFi, WiFi off icon in the menu bar of the computer does not resolve the problem

  On my computer, system preferences > network is configured as follows:

  Location: automatic

  Left column has WiFi at the top, followed by Ethernet, Firewire, iPhoneUSB, Bluetooth PAN

  SOLUTION?

  Bottom line - exactly should I be doing to move seamlessly from wireless to wired and wireless - without having to close and restart the computer then again?

  The item up in the list will be internet primary when something is available.

  So as you want Ethernet to resume when it is connected, it should be on top in the list.

  However, I'm not sure why you see the problem you do.

• U940 PSU6VA satellite - wireless connectivity problems

  _ * My specifications: * _
  * Model: * Toshiba Ultrabook (Satellite PSU6VA - 00S 002 U940)
  * Operating system: * Windows 8.1 x 64 (upgrade of Windows 8 x 64)
  * Wireless adapter: * Intel Centrino Wireless - N 2200
  * Wireless adapter driver version: * 15.10.0.12 (which is the last for my device)

  I got this Ultrabook since February 2013, and throughout this period, I always had problems with wireless connectivity, even after a factory reset. My wireless icon varies between three States:
  * Internet access
  * Limited (in which case I can't connect to the internet or any other device on the network)
  * Not connected - connections are available (and if I try to connect to the network, it will fail)

  Sometimes my computer would instantly reach the State of "Internet access" at startup and remain in this State. Other times, it would be 'limited' for several minutes after the start of my computer before it finally connected, and even in this case, the connection will drop out every now and then. In the worst case, it would indefinitely remain "Limited" or "not connected", regardless of how many times I reset my adapter wireless or rebooted my computer.

  Until very recently, I always thought that these problems have occurred randomly. However, I noticed recently that I have always a connection perfect, whenever there is no other computers connected wirelessly to my router, and I always have problems more or less when there is at least another computer (or even a smart phone) connected wireless to the router. If there is another computer connected to the router via an Ethernet cable, this causes no problems. It's only wireless connections that interfere with my computer.

  It is only this computer that has these problems; the other computers in my house ever experience these issues, no matter how many computers is online. In addition, my computer is not only these problems with my home router; It has the same problems on the network wireless at my University.

  My question is, how do I fix? Is this a known bug or is my defective wireless adapter? I know that I can connect using an Ethernet cable if possible (I have never problems with Ethernet connections), but this is not always possible at the University.

  Did you remove the old driver Win 8 Intel of the system before you upgrade to version 8.1 to win?
  The old Wlan Intel driver could affect the performance of a Wi - Fi connection.

  The driver update page Win 8.1 says clearly that Intel Wlan driver must be uninstalled and the
  Inbox Windows 8.1 version must be used.
  http://support.Toshiba-tie.co.jp/windows81/drivers/PSU6V_Up_au.htm

• HP Desktop PC Series 110: Ethernet connection flaky on NBNFTTN

  Problems with the connection Ethernet drop in and out so that the connection to NBNFTTN.
  Ethernet connection to broadband installation is solid.
  Drivers are up-to-date.
  NBN connection tested on another system works very well.
  Service provider is unable to help more.

  Number set by connection router NBNFTTN via a second router then on the desktop.

• HP 550-015 a DNX DT desktop: Ethernet connection for HP 550-015 has a router Netgear Wireless D6300 desktop PC.

  I have connected an ethernet cable from my router Netgear, D6300 wireless, to my DT DNX 550-015 a newly purchased HP desktop computer and I can't get the connection work with internet access.

  When I look at the State of the network and its connections, I find that the Ethernet connection is a "unidentified public"network"and that there is" "no access to the network.

  If I make the same connection to the Netgear router to my OLD HP laptop Pavilion I immediately have an ethernet internet access.

  Why I can't access ethernet Internet on m y new desktop computer.

  Daggles

  Hi @Daggles,
  
  Please become a member of the HP's Support Forums. I understand that you have a problem with the wired network connection. I'll be happy to help you.

  Please follow the steps in Troubleshooting Wired Home networks (Windows 10).

  Please let me know if this information is useful to solve the problem by marking this message as 'Accept as Solution', this will help others find information easily.

• Officejet 4500g510g connection problem

  The printer constantly alternates of connected and disconnected as displayed on the HP Solution Center does not allow me to fax or scan but allows me to print

  Hello VinhLong,

  When you connect a device to a router router assigns the device an IP address. There are two types of these assignments. You have a dynamic IP or static IP address.

  A dynamic IP address can change and is automatically assigned by the router. Whenever you reboot your computer, printer, etc., the router can assign the unit a new IP if for some reason he can't use it. This is the default setting and is what most people use.

  An IP address is an address that you essentially hard-code in the router which tells the router whenever this device connects to the network assign this IP address. Using the static IP address performance and connectivity is generally improved.

  Since you have a connection problem, we should see if we can stabilize the connection hard coding a static IP address on the router and the printer to the printer to use when connected to the router.

  Information about setting up a static IP address were taken from this article for troubleshooting HP.

  The "Printer not found" error message during the Installation of wired (Ethernet) network in Windows XP and Windows Vista

  The article is not completely relate to your problem, but we use it to capture the static IP address instructions.

  The DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol () service provided by the router can change the Internet Protocol (IP) address on the HP product, which interferes with the network installation. An IP address uniquely identifies the product over the network.

  Follow these steps to assign an IP address does not change to the product by the built-in webserver (EWS).