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  Thing

  Thing,

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• PPPoE and Internet connection

  I just bought an Inspiron from Dell 530 s with Vista Home Premium. I also have Comcast as my ISP. The computer is connected via the Modem Router. I have a computer (XP) desktop and laptop (Vista) that is connected to the router and can receive the internet. However, when I try to connect and go to broadband (PPPoE), it requires a user name and password but the Comcast does not require that.

  I tried a lot of things - turned off Windows Firewall, disable iPV4, the 6 and combinations, but nothing helped. Right now I'm about to take the CD of Windows XP Pro and install it. At least I know it works.

  I would really like this to work with Vista Home Premium but the Internet connection is driving me crazy.

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• Many problems with Windows, Windows cannot communicate with the device or resource (primary DNS server)

  Many problems with Windows, Windows cannot communicate with the device or resource (primary DNS server), Internet Explorer browser does not.

  Hi Rachel,

  I understand that when you try to connect to the Internet, you get error "Windows cannot communicate with the device or resource (primary DNS server)", what other issues you are faced with Windows?

  • Using a cable or a wireless Internet connection?

  DNS (Domain Name System) translates the URL in IP (Internet Protocol) addresses (and vice versa). For example, if you type http://www.microsoft.com into the address bar in your web browser, your computer sends a request to a DNS server. The DNS server translates the URL to an IP address so that your computer can find the Microsoft web server.

  I suggest you to follow the methods in this article and check if it helps.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2779064/en-us

  Let us know if it helps.  If the problem persists, please answer, we will be happy to help you.

• My PC does not connect to the Internet, a window opens and says DNS server does not respond.

  Original title: programs network networking Internet site Internet Site Web Web Site URL of the network

  My PC does not connect to the internet, a window opens and says DNS server does not respond.

  Hello

  Follow the steps in the article mentioned below and check if it solves the problem:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314095

  Kind regards
  Afzal Taher
  Microsoft technical support engineer

• Unable to connect to the main DNS server when you try to access the internet

  Computer has worked fine for the year last until 2 weeks ago and now unable to connect to the internet.

  Windows Vista on broadband and services connected directly to the modem by ethernet.  Provider Internet has run tests and confirmed modem is fine and it's like my laptop runs very well on it.

  Re-initialization of the modem, internet works and you can type in a few places and it seems OK, but you can't do anything on a site, it is, enter the details and even if you try and enter anything, you can usually view 2 sites and then it goes again.  However, the network icon shows that on and connected to the internet.

  The diagnosis, it is said that he cannot access the primary DNS server.

  Do you have any idea how I can fix this or should I just completely re - install windows from the original disk set?

  A few things you can try...  [This will be the Windows to try to automatically fix your connection]

  Open 'Network and sharing Center' (you can search for it in the Vista Start menu)

  Under tasks, click on "diagnose and repair".

  If this fails, you can try...  [This will use the NETSHell utility to RESET your network interface (removes all static configurations and sets DHCP)]

  Open a command prompt (you can also search for it on the start menu in Vista, if you have this OPTION enabled, you need to start as administrator)
  The type of command line: NETSH INTERFACE IP RESET. JOURNAL

  If you still have problems, try to post your IPCONFIG/all, file HOSTS and ROUTE PRINT on this forum.

  How to:

  IPCONFIG/ALL
  Open the command prompt and type: IPCONFIG/all
  To save the output to a file simply type at the command prompt: IPCONFIG/all > filename.txt

  Your HOSTS file is located in the following path (the HOSTS file does not have an extension, it is simply named "HOSTS"):
  %windir%\system32\drivers\etc\HOSTS
  or
  C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\ETC\HOSTS

  ROUTE PRINT
  Open the command prompt and type: ROUTE PRINT
  To save the output to a file simply type at the command prompt: ROUTE PRINT > filename.txt

  PS: If it becomes really hairy, you can provide NETSH DUMP (this provides virtually all network configurations)... You certainly shouldn't need to re - install Windows.  There is probably a setting of network configuration problem that causes this problem.  Good luck!

  -Rob

• Unable to connect to the internet, the error message ' primary DNS server does not and remote Firewall can block connection.

  Original title: Internet connectivity.

  Internet connectivity.  I can't connect to the internet from the computer at home.  Get the message "primary DNS server is online but doesn't react don't not to connection attempts."  Remote Firewall might be blocking connection.  Name of the filter GUIID mfe is connect-legend-v4.  McAfee Firewall is enabled.  Turned it off temporarily with the same result.

  Hello

  Did you change on your computer before the show?

  Follow the steps mentioned below:

  Method 1:

  Network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-connection-problems

  Method 2: Try resetting the TCP/IP stack.
  To 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 .
  If the same problem still persists, then try the next method.

  Method 3: update the network driver.
  Steps to update of network driver:
  a. click the Start button.
  (b) in the search box type devmgmt.msc and then press ENTER.
  c. Select the network card device and right click on it
  d. now, select Properties.
  e. in the Properties window, on the driver tab, click Update driver.
  f. after the installation of the updates, restart the computer.
  For more information visit:

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly.
  Method 4: Definition of obtaining DNS on automatic

  a. Click on start and then Control Panel.
  b. go to the networking and sharing Center and then click on change adapter settings.
  c. right-click on connection to the Local network and select Properties.
  d. Select Internet Protocol Version 6, and then click Properties.
  e. Select obtain DNS server automatically an address and press Ok.
  f. Select obtain IP address automatically.
  i. Repeat steps for Internet Protocol version 4 as well.

• Unable to connect to the internet, the dns server is not responding

  Hello

  It is the second system I've seen in the last two weeks with this question, I reloaded the OS on the first.  The system is Windows Vista Ultimate x 64.

  That is the problem.  Open Internet Explorer 9 on a Windows 7 PC, you get the message:

  Internet Explorer cannot display this webpage

  Click on diagnose connection problems, you get the following:

  The DNS server is not responding

  Look at a detailed information your told to contact your network administrator (this is me - no other XP or Windows 7 PC on the network has a connection problem).

  Below that is the message:

  Your computer is trying to use a DNS server that is incorrect or does not exist.

  Note that this is a laptop that has started on another network with the same problem.  I took it to my office to solve problems.  My DNS server is a WIndows SBS 2003 server.

  Below that is a log file of etl you cannot open (Notepad considers undesirable, much of the use that is).

  The steps I did to try to resolve the problem.

  Virus system scan

  There is no hosts file, I've recreated which.

  The static value IP and DNS.

  I can ping the DNS server by its IP address, but not by name.

  I put the DNS address to 208.67.222.222

  Restored network drivers

  Reininstalled all network drivers

  Disable Microsoft Virtual WiFi adapter

  Any suggestions would be helpful.

  the

  Hello

  Have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  Try to reset the DNS cache by using the following steps and check it, if it helps.

  a. Click Start, type cmd.exe in the start search box, right-click on CMD.exe and run as administrator.

  (b) in the command window, type the following and then press ENTER: ipconfig/flushdns

  c. you will see the following confirmation:

  Windows IP configuration

  With success, emptied the Cache of DNS resolution.

  Method 2:

  Try the following steps to release and renew the IP address and check if it helps.

  a. Click Start, type cmd.exe in the start search box, right-click on CMD.exe and run as administrator.

  (b) in the command window, type the following and then press ENTER:
  - enough ipconfig at the command prompt and of the press ENTER
  - ipconfig / renew in the command prompt and press ENTER

  c. check if the problem is resolved.

  Hope the information is useful.

• Whenever I try to connect to my internet I get 'local internet only' and when I try to repair it it says that there may be a problem with your dns server.

  problem with connecting to the internet

  whenever I try to connect to my internet I get 'local internet only' and when I try to repair it it says that there may be a problem with your dns server, I looked for a solution for centuries now, and no one can seem to help me! Please someone help me?

  Hello

  First off I'm going to assume that when you say "local internet only", you really mean "local only". Also, I'll assume you are using a router for internet connection broadband. If I am wrong, then you will have to describe the answer how you try to connect to the internet more in detail.

  First of all, your router. The indicators show that there is an internet connection? Consult the manual, which probably came on a CD with the router. Internet connection led can resemble a planet with rings or a circle with a lower-case i in the middle of it, or some other symbol. It can also have a caption saying 'internet' or 'connected '. If the router is not connected while your PC will not have access to the internet.

  Click the Start button and type "cmd" then press ENTER. In the window type (mainly black) which results in ipconfig and press to enter. Transcribe the results of the command ipconfig for a response.

  Your (wired or wireless) network card is set to automatically get an ip address? Otherwise, set it to do that and also to get information from DNS server automatically...

  • Right-click on the icon network at the bottom right of your screen, and then click Network and sharing Center
  • In network and sharing Center, click on manage the network connections (on the left)
  • Right click on 'Connect to the Local network' or 'Wireless Network Connection' depending on how you connect to the router
  • Click on select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), and then click the properties button
  • If things are not set to 'automatic', please note all numbers so that you can restore the settings if necessary
  • Make sure that "Obtain an IP address automatically" and 'DNS server automatically get an address' is selected, then click OK
  • Click on close

  If you are using a wireless connection, what happens if you try to connect to your router with an Ethernet cable?

  Please post back with your comments to the above and give more details about your configuration, i.e. router brand and model (or another material of Internet), if you connect wireless or with an Ethernet cable, etc. etc.

  Tricky

• Primary DNS server lost, unable to connect to the internet

  I use an internet stick prepaid at home, even though on my screen, it showed that I had the internet connection that I could not connect to the internet than problem solver was told that he could not find the MAIN DNS SERVER?

  Hi Gregory,

   
   
  1. What is the brand and model of your internet USB Stick?
  2 have you made changes to your computer recently?
  3. you receive an error message?
   
  I suggest you to follow the steps and check if it helps.
   
   
  Method 1: Follow the link and check if that helps.
  How to troubleshoot network connectivity problems in Internet Explorer
   
   
  Method 2: Reset the sock of TCP/IP and check if this may help.
  How to reset the Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)
   
   
  Note: This link is applicable for Windows 7.

• I am fully connected to the Internet, but my DNS server is not responding. How can I connect otherwise?

  I am fully connected to the Internet, but when I click on my home page and even several other pages, including Windows Live Mail, I get an error message that my DNS server is not responding. How can I work around this problem and to connect to the Internet anyway?

  You want to be sure that you use the right setting for your DNS server.  You can move this in your browser using the digital URL for the what you want to access web sites.  You will find them by using the PING command at the command prompt.  Hold the Windows key and press R.  Then type CMD and press ENTER.  Then enter for example to get the address of the web site of MS PING WWW.MICROSOFT.COM.

  Unless otherwise directed by your Internet service provider, you want TCP/IP settings to "obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically".  To do this click Start-> Control Panel-> Network Center and sharing-> view status.

  Then click on properties.

  From there, click on Internet Version 6 Protocol and properties.

  Click on the two radio buttons to "obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically".  Click OK.

  Then click Internet Version 4 Protocol and make the same changes in what concerns the version 6.

  I hope this helps.  Good luck.

  Good luck.

• Error, "DNS server does not" when connecting to the internet.

  IAM using windows 8 and iball netsetter. But I can not connect net. When I use mobile connect its connection. But in netsetter, it is not connected. Error troubleshooting network as "DNS server not responding do not. Help, please

  Try changin public DNS dns...

  How to change the address of the DNS public IPv4 DNS server in Windows?

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/wiki/windows8_1-networking/how-to-change-IPv4-DNS-server-address-to-public/56548e8d-eb9c-4FC5-807C-eefca5d278d0

• No internet connection but wireless & modem work. Server DNS - RESOLVED error

  Just in case someone else has this problem...

  So this morning the home computer wouldn't connect to the internet.  He kept coming with an open internet page of cant and gave a DNS error as a solution.  However, the laptop can connect wireless and internet on which was fine - if it was just the computer at home.  So I called Telstra Bigpond and spent 2 hours trying to solve the problem.  We got things setting Lan, added IP addresses, did a lot of restarts, has done a modem reset, delete history of navigation, plugged the cables this and that.

  The only thing after 2 hours was to do a Virus scan and then they'd call back as I had so-called spyware.  Fact that - nothing reported on McAfee.

  So they called up and said you can take your computer to a technician or talk to the technicians telstra for a fee.  We refused dish but I connected to them to discuss.  The man of Telstra + support Premium said DNS problem is fixable for a fee of $99 and it would be remotely connect to my computer etc.  I refused because I said I know that this will not be an easy fix, and theres no way I can pay $99.  He said its not so easy, so it was to me.  I hung up.

  PROBLEM SOLVED!  So going through paperwork I noticed another tech support number of telstra.  I thought that I'll call and see if it is the same incompetent people.  HOWEVER... on this line is a recorded message and he said if you are a McAfee product user and you have internet connection problems call the Mcafee line on 1800 998 887 and press 1.   I did it and Mcafee said: you need power your computer in safe mode (gives the instructions) and then download the MVP Virtual technician.  As soon as I did this and followed the simple procedure (less than 10 minutes everything including 2 starts) all is well again and computer is normal!

  I'm outraged, so now I'm waiting for Telstra still to let them know how inadequate their service and communication has been!  I can't believe that it is a known issue (quite urgent for them to do a pre recorded message) but the technical team don't even know on this subject.

  I hope that if anyone else has this problem they see this post and save a LOT OF TIME and money!

  Hello

  Thanks for sharing the information.

  Glad to know that your problem is solved. In case, if you need help, you can always post your questions as well as your valuable suggestions in this forum.

• Photosmart 6510 - unable to connect to internet (connection server error: - 1).

  How to make server connection works?

  Hello

  The steps below a usually resolve the problem you are experiencing:
  
  1. unplug the power cord at the back of the printer.
  
  2. unplug the power cord at the back of your router (and the modem, if they are separated from the router).
  
  3. wait 20 seconds, then plug the router (and the modem, if necessary) in.
  
  4. wait for 30 seconds, then plug the printer back and power.
  
  5. press the button on the front of the printer ePrint, and it should try to connect to Web Services again.
  
  These steps usually fix the problem, but if it persists, you can try definition of network information static for the printer (which is sometimes useful to stabilize the ability of the printer to get outside of your network to the internet):
  
  1. tap the wireless at the top of the screen of the printer and note the IP address.
   
  2. Enter the IP address in the address bar of a web browser on a computer and press on enter or click the go button browser.
   
  3. the printer status page must be open.  Click network in the upper part.
   
  4. click on networking on the left.
   
  5. Select the Proxy settings.
  Note: If you are prompted for a redirect, click OK.  If you receive a certificate warning, select the option that allows you to continue anyway.
  If you receive an internal system error, refresh the page until it loads the proxy settings.
   
  6. check that all fields are empty.  If they are not, make them disappear and make sure that the Proxy Server requires authentication is unchecked and click on apply.  You should get a success message.
   
  7. click on the network address (IP) on the left.
  Note: If you only configuring IP address and DNS address with a yellow note Configuration, refresh the page until it loads completely.
   
  8. leave automatic IP IP address Configuration.
   
  9 change the DNS address to the manual DNS Server Configuration.
   
  10. enter manual for the manual preferred DNS Server 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 for auxiliary DNS.
   
  11. click Apply and you should get a success message.
   
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• Server 2008 r2 domain through IP locations & Internet Connectivity when domain server (internet down instead)

  Sorry for the long title: p

  I recently picked up a non-profit operations in the city with offices in three locations in the city.

  We have a network domain server and exchange server at the main office where I work, and the computers in the other two offices are on the field.

  (I guess that VPN configurations in our routers keep everything connected, but maybe I'm wrong on this issue..)

  My problem is that when the internet at the office of the admin (where the servers are) breaks down, desktop to other locations have DNS problems and cannot connect to internet... and personal devices connected to WiFi that I provide to these places are struggling as well, being able to access only certain sites and sometimes no access at all.

  I think many computers to assign IP addresses, although I have added computers I have built and/or formatted and installed myself that work very well on the field.

  Why computers to the other localities are struggling to DNS and impossible to connect to the internet when the domain server is offline? What can I do to change this? I want our employees to always have internet access if the servers log.

  (Being a non-profit in this city it is the COMPUTER with most of the companies not having budget do not)

  The problem was the result of a secondary DNS server is not located in the router from the same place. My computer guy said Comcast as the secondary where the main DNS (my domain controller) server is not available... problem solved :)