New modem. HP laptop, wireless network, but not to the internet connection (local only)

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• Computer connects to the network, but not to the Internet, connect to the only local

  Hello world

  OK, so I have a HP computer with the installed version of Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit. I've had it for almost 2 years now and have had no problems connecting to Internet... until now.

  I can connect to networks... both wireless and cable, but I can not get Internet. I used the IP, subnet mask, gateway and server settings DNS to another computer that works with this specific local network just to see what happens... my computer has failed.
  Until recently, I could connect to this WiFi connection in a coffee shop, but the last time I tried it didn't work. I've connected to the network but not the Internet. He told me that the DNS server did not. I'm starting to think that something is wrong with my computer.

  I saw that the solution for some people running the Norton removal tool, however I had uninstalled Norton almost as soon as I got my computer 2 years ago and ran McAfee instead. I don't think that Norton should have an impact on me more.

  Is there a solution to this problem... or I'll just have to try everything that is out there?

  Thanks for your help!

  Hi MomPlaysBass,

  Finally, my problem has been resolved - it wasn't my computer after all. The modem may only be connected to a computer. If you want to connect to another computer, you can connect the computer to the modem and then put it back. My computer worked fine after that. Whenever we want to switch between computers, even if I have to reset the modem.

  I don't think you have the same problem, but just in case, you can try to reset your modem - it's a button on the back or a small hole that you can reach with a pen... Hold the stylus for about 5 sec or maybe a bit more and then let go. That should reset your modem and might help you with your problem. Your computer should also have created a restore point... If all else fails maybe you can try to get back to the final point where your computer worked.

• How can IM connected to the wireless network, but not to the internet, I fix?

  my laptop can no longer connect to the internet, but for the wireless network I can view other computers on the network, but can't go on the internet it says unidentified network.
  I took all the troubleshooting steps to resolve this problem without success.
  all ideas

  Scott,

  Are you the same Scott, I tried to help the last month? If this is you, I left a couple more views. In one of them, I explained that exactly the same problem you encounter happened on my son's computer. I just disabled the router, waited for about ten seconds and he turned his back and that's what it took. I used actually utility of Windows troubleshooting and he advised me to do.

• I can connect to the local network, but not to the internet

  Why in an internet connection, I can connect to the Local network, but not to the Internet.
  I have valid IP address and configuration is good.

  I recommend you read some threads here in the forum about similar issues.
  If this problem occurs using the WiFi network, then check if you can use the connection to the local network.
  Using the WiFi network, you must check if the common WLan parameters are favourable;
  Check if the encryption key is right; turn off filtering by mac address, check the TCP/IP protocol settings if it has been set to automatic, disable the firewall settings, rest you WLan router, check if you connected to the right SSID.

  Good bye

• HP Pavilion 2 x 10-N000NA: HP Pavilion x 2 10-N000NA connects to the network, but not to the internet

  Hello

  I have a problem with my HP Pavilion 2 x 10-N000NA Windows 10, 32-bit version...

  I have a router TP-Link W9980 and the laptop connects to the 2.4 GHz network, but there is no internet access.

  However, if I use a range extender (powerline TP-Link Wireless extender), it connects to the network and the internet!

  So, I guess that the equipment is working well, there must be a setting somewhere?

  I've updated all the drivers, etc. for the laptop and the router.

  Any ideas?  Thank you.

  Hello

  Well, the strangest thing happened!

  There was a huge update of Windows, and it seems to have solved the problem.

  Connections now say '(network) secure' or '(network) open' - which they did not before.

  So now that I know that the network was very good and it was a laptop problem which needed fixing.

  However, I do not know what exactly the update fixed, so I can not pass on any knowledge to solve the problem of someone else who suffer.

• Can connect to the wireless router, but not to the Internet

  Because I could not find this post, I published in my problem to

  Windows 7, connecting Local only, no Internet

  I think I described the problem a bit better here.

  I had a Gateway DX4300-17 with Windows 7 Home Premium for about six weeks. I connect to the Internet via a Netgear wireless router. My Internet connection dropped often, but I've always been able to reconnect to the Saturday. Since the start-up my computer Sunday, when I try to connect to the Internet, the system tells me that I am connected to the router, but there is no connection between the router and the Internet. I did a system restore to Friday, but it did not help. I searched the Knowledge Base and tried several things I found there. Running "sfc/scannow" indicates that all is well. I disabled the '6' Protocol (I don't remember the letters that were with this, but you probably know what I mean). This made no difference either. I thought I would ask for help here in the hopes of not having to restart the computer to the "hospital". That's a very different problem here barely a week. I need help, please.

  Hello Bill6009,

  Have you tried to boot your computer in SafeMode w/network to see if the problem persists?

  If so, try to perform a clean boot to see if you encounter the same problem.

  Please post back your results if we can help get your problem solved J

  Adam
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Vista can connect to other computers on the network, but not to the internet

  I have a Vista computer that I just reinstalled and it is connected through a router Thomson to a Win7 machine and internet (or at least it should be).  For some reason any Vista machine refers to the network as a public network that I can change this private and turn on discovery.  If I do that, then the machine Vista can see the Win7 machine through the router, but cannot connect to the internet.

  I tried to use the disk driver for the Thomson router on the Vista machine, but at the time wherever he tells me to connect cable internet installation program does not detect that the cable has been connected.

  Troubleshooting with software Vista suggests simply reboot the router (that I tried without success).  Needless to say that the Win7 machine connects to the internet fine.

  I was wondering whether to try to remove the connection and start again, but unable to do so because when the cable is plugged in tells me you cannot delete an active connection and when I disconnect the cable network connection disappears and so cannot be deleted.

  Grateful for pointers

  Ian

  Hi IanRC,

  Try the following steps.

  Step 1

  You can try to disable the antivirus software on your computer and check if it works. Activate antivirus once you check the status.

  Note An antivirus program is designed to help protect your computer against viruses. You must not download or open files from sources that you do not have trust, visit Web sites that do not trust, or open attachments when your antivirus program is disabled.

  Step 2

  Try the Microsoft Fixit. Open the link below and click it on the Fixit button.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928233

  Check if it works and post back the result.

  Bindu S -Microsoft Support
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• Ethernet cord connected to the network, but not to the internet

  The cord was working fine last night. I closed the laptop and when I turned it back this morning it didn't work anymore. I am not very computer savvy so I'm just asking that when you answer have all steps if your answer is complex.  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you are not able to connect to the internet.

  Sorry to hear about the inconvenience caused. Do not worry, we are here to help.

  1. What is the message you get when you open Internet Explorer?

  2 have you recently made any changes to the computer?

  3. do you have a third-party security program installed on the computer?

  Please follow the suggestion and check them off below if it helps:

  Why can't I connect to the Internet?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/cant-connect-Internet#1TC=Windows-7

  Hope this information helps. For any other corresponding Windows help, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• Wireless network is disabled by the hp connection manager after hibernation, sleep etc.

  Wireless network is disabled by the hp connection manager after hibernation, sleep and sometimes when I use the computer. I can't see preferences in HP Connection Manager to fix this, or Windows power management.

  What is the solution to keep the network wireless activated ALL THE TIME?

  Edition of the HP Connection Manager does not work, so I can't activate wireless again!

  My computer:
  HP ProBook 4530 s (new)

  Windows 7 Pro (included with the computer)

  No other power or utilities wireless isn't installed, just the HP utilities installed at the factory.

  In the hope of a quick solution.

  Thanks in advance.

  -Mikael Noerrelund, Denmark

  There is a setting in Connection Manager > Preferences > power to the device , which CAN be assigned to turn off the wireless / Bluetooth when you have left the connection manager.  You must Select / SET parameter.  You can see, just in case...  I never heard talk of the Connection Manager turn off wireless, unless it was to make it to the exit.

  You can do the following in the Device Manager to leave the power to the wireless and Bluetooth devices:

  Control Panel > display icon > Device Manager > network adapters >

  Right click on the WiFi link (Intel) (wording may vary) >

  in Properties > Powermanagement >

  Clear the check BOX "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

  Ok

   

  Do the same for Bluetooth...
  

   

  I hope this helps...
  

• Aspire laptop connects to a wireless network, but not another

  First of all, I need to let you know that my home network consists of a Motorola router/modem from my ISP. I have the wireless off, then I use a cat5 ethernet cable to connect a Belkin wireless router, so that I can use the two USB ports on the back for a network storage device to make regular backups on all the pc in the House, and my printer not wireless, so we can print of anyroom home instead of taking the computer back to where the printer is. So about three days ago, I got my Aspire 5734Z-4386 laptop, and I don't have a wireless connection. So I checked my phone, and he always had a relationship with the Belkin. I took ten minutes to troubleshoot the Atheros AR5B93 wireless card. Could not understand why I didn't have a connection, it was great to work for about 12 hours before.

  If for some reason, I used another pc and connected on the Motorola and wireless turned on and immediately the Aspire showed a connection available, I clicked it and it says "connecting" for a few seconds and showed 'internet connection '. I spent about 5 minutes to surf the internet and then disconnected from the Motorola and reconnected to the Belkin, it says "connecting" for about a minute, then came to the yellow triangle, no internet. Back and clikced Motorola, once again the internet connection, but not on the Belkin. So I'm the other pc and checked the Web for the Belkin page to ensure that the Aspire had not been blacklisted in some way, there is nothing here to explain why I can't connect. So I spent three days, the adapter of the uninstall and re - install, I used the Motorola to download the latest driver for the adapter.

  When the Aspire is the Belkin network with the rest of the other pc, I have no problem, move files from and to the Aspire. I can use the Aspire to connect to one of the other pc and right click on a file and copy them to the Aspire and watch the file appear on the Aspire, take the Aspire and copy a file to another pc or use another pc to access the Aspire. But I can't get internet connection, unless I'm on the network from Motorola. Now, I had the wireless on the Motorola off so all attached devices would be on the same network, then we can share files, and other connected activities.

  I will admit that I am totally confused, it's not logical at all. I mean if someone else told me that their computer did this, I would have told them "it's impossible". Engineering wise, wise technology it not is not possible for an adapter do what made mine. But he does. Can someone please help me understand what is happening and how to fix it? I don't often admit defeat, but this time I've been beaten almost to death.

  Have you tried to reboot the router?

• Win 7 cannot connect to internet, found wireless & LAN network but cannot access the internet.

  I've updated my laptop lenovo Y430 to Windows 7 Home Premium about 6 months ago, it has been working fine until last week, I just can't connect to the internet more. I used to use a wireless network, now it says that it is connected to the network, but 'no internet access', while the signal says it's just. I also try to always use the Wired internet, not luck, and worse yet, he says no 'identified Network/No access to the Internet.

  "I have troubleshooted, that is the message he gave me: 'Connection to the Local network' is not a valid IP Configuration.

  I run 'ipconfig' cmd and this is what gives me:

  C:\Windows\System32>ipconfig

  Windows IP configuration

  Wireless network connection Wireless LAN adapter:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  Ethernet connection to the Local network card:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  Link-local IPv6 Address...: fe80::e99e:3f78:35 c 3:7056 %11
  Autoconfiguration IPv4 address. . : 169.254.112.86
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0.
  ... Default gateway. :

  Tunnel adapter isatap. {B10AA6ED-FDE1-4A0B-A968-3E7DB87E4CCF}:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  Card tunnel Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  Tunnel adapter isatap. {F438E2F9-36AA-4DE2-8BAB-4A72511B70D2}:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :

  C:\Windows\System32 >

  and I've run ' ipconfig/all', that's what I got:

  C:\Windows\System32>ipconfig/all

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...: salt - PC
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  Node... type: hybrid
  Active... IP routing: No.
  Active... proxy WINS: No.

  Wireless network connection Wireless LAN adapter:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN
  Physical address.... : 00-16-EA-DC-69-22
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Ethernet connection to the Local network card:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Broadcom NetLink (TM) fast Ethernet
  Physical address.... : 00-1E-EC-96-77-04
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes
  Address IPv6 local link...: fe80::e99e:3f78:35c3:7056% 11 (Preferred)
  Autoconfiguration IPv4 address. . : 169.254.112.86 (Preferred)
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0.
  ... Default gateway. :
  DHCPv6 IOOKING...: 234888940
  DHCPv6 DUID customer...: 00-01-00-01-10-38-1C-FD-00-1E-EC-61-19-2C

  DNS servers...: 85.255.112.123
  85.255.112.234
  NetBIOS over TCP/IP...: enabled

  Tunnel adapter isatap. {B10AA6ED-FDE1-4A0B-A968-3E7DB87E4CCF}:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Microsoft ISATAP adapter
  Physical address.... : 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-E0
  DHCP active...: No.
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Card tunnel Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface
  Physical address.... : 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-E0
  DHCP active...: No.
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Tunnel adapter isatap. {F438E2F9-36AA-4DE2-8BAB-4A72511B70D2}:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Adapter Microsoft ISATAP #2
  Physical address.... : 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-E0
  DHCP active...: No.
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  Please answer asap, HELP!

  Thank you.

  Sincerely,

  Evan

  

  Yes.

  Routers and switches are different types of network devices.  Routers are "smart".  Switches direct network traffic between computers on a single network, while routers can act as the interface between two networks (for example, the Internet and your Local network). There are many explanatory pages on the Internet about it. Here'sa .

  Actually, most "routers" sold for home use today incorporate both a switch and a router (and in the case of "wireless routers" also incorporate a wireless access point). Routers include usually a (NAT ) network address translator, also a DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (), a proxy of domain name Service (DNS) server, and a hardware firewall to protect the local network from malicious intrusion on the Internet.

  Your provider of Internet service through your cable modem, "sees" the WAN port of the router, as a computer (which is) generally configured to automatically obtain its IP address.  The ISP's DHCP server assigns this port the only IP address that is allowed to you.  It is an 'external' or 'public' IP address, and this is the address that other computers elsewhere on the Internet use when they drive traffic to you.

  The router's built-in DHCP server assigns 'private' IP addresses for each of the computers connected to TI (no matter if they are connected by wire or wireless).  As a general rule, these are of the form 192.168.1.x or 192.168.0.x, where x goes from 1 to 254.  These IP addresses are not 'seen' by computers on the Internet.  Instead, the feature NAT on the router directs traffic to your public IP address to the correct of your internal computers (and vice versa).

  A switch can't do it all.  If your authorized service provider, you can connect to your switch directly to your modem and the ISP's DHCP server assign an IP address publicseparate to each computer connected to the switch.  Because your ISP does not allow more than one public IP address from your account, its DHCP server assigns such address to the first computer he sees connected to the switch.  If several computers are then connected to the switch, the ISP's DHCP server simply ignores them: too bad, computer #2, you do not get an address, and so you can't connect to the Internet.

• Client vSphere 5.0 works on network, but not via the SSH tunnel

  Hoping someone can help you.

  Seems that others have this problem as well.

  Can connect to the network, but not through an SSH tunnel.

  On the network, I am invited to accept/ignore a SSL certificate.  This does not happen when trying to connect remotely (via an SSH tunnel).

  During troubleshooting, I port passed almost all the ports TCP, starting w / ports 80, 443 and 902.

  Through the SSH tunnel, via a browser, I can successfully access https://127.0.0.1 (VMware server), but the client software will not complete the connection, w / error message: «...» "The client could not send a request to the server."

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Managed to understand this myself, having invested in a way more time I should have.

  This announcement in the hope that it will help others.

  In your SSH client, port forward with the help of one local loop, IP OTHER THAN 127.0.0.1 (such as 127.0.0.2 for example).

  Port 127.0.0.2:443 before--> IP:443 target

  127.0.0.2:902--> target IP:902

  127.0.0.2:903--> target IP:903

• Vista can communicate with the wireless router, but cannot access the internet

  I have a SONY Vaio with Vista.  Until recently, it worked fine with an old router Netgear wireless with no encryption.  I replaced the router with a Linksys E1200 and set up for WPA/WPA2 encryption.  My iPod, iPad, an HP printer and laptop running Windows 7 quite change with absolutely no problem.  After entering the SSID and password on the Vaio, it connects to the router but will not access the Internet.  I tried to reset the router and cable modem, without success.  Suggestions before you start the laptop across the room and rid my life of the bane of Vista forever?

  Hello

  ·         What is the antivirus installed on the computer program?

  Let's try the following methods.

  Method 1: Temporarily disable the antivirus on the computer program and check if the problem persists. If no problem occurs, then you need to firewall settings in the security software.

  Note:  Check that you activate your anti-virus protection on the computer back after you complete these steps. It is not recommended to disable these settings on the computer. It's just to solve the problem.

  Disable the anti-virus software

  Method 2: Follow the steps in the article mentioned below.

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• WRT160N works, but not with the internet

  Heya!

  We have the WRT160N for a little while now and until a few days ago, it worked very well!

  A few days ago, the internet on our homenetwork started have really very slow and even 1 pc cannot connect at all.

  So we decided to give the router a hard reset.

  After that we did it, the network is back (our wireless network is not protected, but we'll fix that soon after we had it working again).

  Only, we do not have operating... We returned our network so we can use the maps shared on all computers, but internet has disappeared!

  We got 1 pc near the Modem, so we connected the pc to the modem and it got internet right away!

  Then we plugged the modem to the router again once and then beautiful blue light on the logo 'internet' on the router and everything was going on well again.

  Unfortunately, it was not. The internet still wasn't back! local network available on all PCs!

  So in short:

  After resetting the WRT160N, we could only use the LAN, so is not the internet. While the router itself says it has internet (it is connected to the moedem correctly).

  Things you should know:

  -We do not have internet on our modem, PCs that are connected directly to the modem have no internet

  -the cable between the modem and the router is not broken, we have tried other cables but same problem

  -We also made the modem, then turned the router, that rekindled the modem and then the router back, still nothing happened

  -Now we plugged our selector of ould (Wireless-G) back on, and it immediately starts to work OK!

  So please...! What is the problem with the WRT160N? We have forgotten something after the reset? We need to define a configuration somewhere? Maybe its broken?

  TNX for the answers already!

  Your router lost its configuration after you have reset it... You need to reconfigure your router now...

  If your Internet Service is cable follow this
  If your Internet Service is DSL follow this

  SE if you can connect to the internet now...

• Wusb300n connects to the router, but not to the Internet

  Recently I have formatted my hard drive and reinstalled Windows XP Home Edition. Initially, wireless has functioned well. Now he works briefly then stops. The router works fine (another I have it right now). The strange thing is that the utility monitor wireless network which is installed with the drivers for the USB wireless network card says that I'm connected to the network, shows the correct information, and shows even the networks belonging to the neighbors. Everything looks OK. But there is no connection to the Internet and I can't share files with my other computer. What is going on?!

  Another detail: it works for a while at first, allowing me to connect to the other computer on the network and browse the Web, but then it stops without any indication that something is wrong.

  Help!

  Here is how I solved this problem. I found using the Troubleshoot utility of connection IE 8.0 security protocol used by my wireless router was different from the one I had chosen when I set up the connection (WPA or WEP or somesuch) wireless network. By matching them up, I avoided having then off the connection behavior.

  In addition, it cannot help I installed the wireless card until I installed the drivers of general network for the computer. By removing the two and their resettlement in the proper order (second wireless card) I think I contributed something to address the issue.