Laptop connects to the local only

I have a toshiba laptop windows vista and when I try to connect to wireless internet it just says limited 'local only' or 'access' to 'unidentified network '.

My laptop is grateful that there is a wireless router, but doesn't seem to connect to the internet so she. It also does not work when I connect it with the wired connection.

I live in a shared home and computers portable all my other roommates to connect to internet through the router wireless very well. We recently got the router installed (28 September), but I was absent when everybody connected to the wireless router. Can you help me as soon as possible please?

Thank you

Hello

(1) since when are you facing this problem?

(2) don't you make changes recently?

I recommend the following methods.

Method 1

Stack TCP/IP reset go to this article and either click on "Fix it for me" or follow the instructions to fix it yourself: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357

Also follow the troubleshooting steps.from the links mentioned below.

The problems of Internet connection

Problems with connections Wi-wired and wireless

Network connection problems

I hope this helps.

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