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  Wireless does not work but internet will work when plugged into router direstly

  Wireless does not work but internet will work when plugged into router direstly I reset my router repeatedly and still will not work.

  Not exactly what OS you use so here are some links to help you get started. If you need assistance with any of these steps please let me know. Thank you.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

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

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-finding-wireless-networks

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/network/bb530679

• New Inspiron 11 3000 Wireless does not connect

  I bought a new Dell Inspiron 3000 11 for my wife... but the wireless is not connecting to my router to uverse AT & T. I tried all possible security options including zero with open system to see if I could force it to work. Basically, it says "cannot connect to this network.  I have also to install a hotspot on my phone and that really worked. So I got a bit confused... what could be the possible cause?

  SVTG #8HW7732

  output from netsh etc.:

  SSID 4: 2WIRE108E
  Network type: Infrastructure
  Authentication: WPA2-Personal
  Encryption: CCMP

  Wireless LAN settings
  ---------------------
  View networks blocked in the list of visible networks: No.

  Summary information wireless system

  SSID 4: 2WIRE108E
  Network type: Infrastructure
  Authentication: WPA2-Personal
  Encryption: CCMP
  BSSID 1: 64:0f:28:97:b9:d9
  Signal: 100%
  Radio type: 802.11 g
  Channel: 10
  Basic rates (Mbit/s): 1 2 5.5 11
  Other rates (Mbps): 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54

  1 interface on the system are:

  Name: Wi - Fi
  Description: Dell Wireless 802.11b/g/n 1707 (2.4 GHZ)
  GUID: fe1986f2-3e98-4f55-85e1-2f524d1106a0
  Physical address: 4 c: bb:58:3 b: 58:54
  State: disconnected

  Welcomed the network status: not available

  Wi - Fi wireless LAN adapter:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. :
  ... Description: Dell Wireless 802.11b/g/n 1707 (2.4 GHZ)
  Physical address.... : 4C-BB-58-3B-58-54
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes

  nterface name: Wi - Fi

  Driver: Dell Wireless 802.11b/g/n 1707 (2.4 GHZ)
  Seller: Atheros Communications Inc.
  Supplier: Atheros Communications Inc.
  Date: 06/03/2014
  Version: 10.0.0.287
  INF file: C:\Windows\INF\oem63.inf
  Files: total 2
  C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\athwbx.sys
  C:\Windows\system32\drivers\vwifibus.sys
  Type: Wi - Fi Native Driver
  Radio types supported: 802. 11 b 802.11 g, 802.11n
  FIPS 140-2 mode supported: Yes
  802.11W protection of management framework supported: Yes
  Hosted network supported: Yes
  Authentication and cipher supported in infrastructure mode:
  Open any
  Open WEP 40 bit
  Open WEP 104 bits
  WEP open
  WPA-Enterprise TKIP
  WPA-Personal TKIP
  WPA2-Enterprise TKIP
  TKIP-WPA2-Personal
  Defined provider TKIP
  WPA2-Enterprise provider defined
  Defined provider defined provider
  CCMP WPA-Enterprise
  CCMP WPA-Personal
  WPA2-Enterprise CCMP
  Defined provider CCMP
  WPA2-Enterprise provider defined
  Defined provider defined provider
  WPA2-Personal CCMP
  Defined provider defined provider
  Authentication and cipher supported in ad - hoc mode:
  Open any
  Open WEP 40 bit
  Open WEP 104 bits
  WEP open
  WPA2-Personal CCMP
  Defined provider defined provider
  IHV service present: Yes
  HSI YES adapter: [00 7f 03], type: [00]
  IHV extensibility DLL path: C:\Windows\system32\athihvs.dll
  Extensibility HSI UI ClSID: {4a31b2f3-8714-4236-8b6f-5ba745a04ab7}
  Diagnosis HSI CLSID: {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}

  ChuckFarah,

  Try using the recommended wireless router settings, I use channel 11. If it works, then try it with WPA/WPA2 mixed mode and see if it connects.

  In network and sharing Center, you see a LAN?

  What program anti-virus and firewall are you using?

  Can you run REMOVE YOUR PRODUCT ID and the OWNER UNREGISTERED research information system and publish the information here.

  Rick

• BlackBerry Q10 Q10 early does not connect to the Wind Mobile

  My version of the Q10 does not connect to the Canada to Wind Mobile. Is it possible to change this? Flash material? New motherboard?

  Thank you.

  The SQN100-1 is not the frequencies appropriate for wind. Nothing that do you can change that. It's just a hardware problem. Here is a good wiki:

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_Q10

• Satellite L40 - the Wireless does not connect until svchost has been disabled

  Hello.

  I have a Satellite L40 without BONES, I bought and I installed a XP/SP3. I have a small problem when I connect to my wireless NET. It does not connect until I open the Task Manager and remove one of the two svchost process open with the name 'network service '.

  Someone has an idea of why this never happens and how to fix it (I can opperate thereafter, but is a little annoying to have to do each time).

  Thank you.

  Tried to reinstall the wlan drivers and utilities already? When you do so, you should check the download pages of Toshiba for the latest version of the driver.

  Is the WinXP installation you have performed, had integrated SP3 or SP2? Because I would like to know if wlan worked with SP2.

• A6210 adapter does not connect on 5G (Windows 7)

  I would be very grateful for any help on this problem. I have an I7 computer running on Windows 7 with a Netgear A6210 wi - fi adapter and a modem router Netgear D7000. The router is new and seems to be working on various appliances on 2.4 & 5 GB. The adapter is older and works brilliantly on 2.4, but has all sorts of problems to 5 GB. He also had problems on 5 GB on a previous Netgear modem.

  Most of the time he appears to connect at a good speed (867 MB) but most often fails to get an internet connection. In practice, I'm not sure it connects in fact since I have difficulties to access the router or my SIN cable on the router. In my view, there are occasions when I got the internet on 5 GB, but I played with it so long, I'm not sure.

  I installed the latest driver for windows for the adapter (vsn 5.1.22.0) and it made no difference. When I use windows diagnostics considers what it takes to reset the adapter - but even after doing it still does not connect to the internet. Change to 2.4 GB connects quickly and works every time. NETGEAR genius tells me he's working on channels 9 & 13 to 3 bar strength and about 300 MB/s on 2.4 GB and channel 36-48 to 5 GB with a force of 4 bars and 867 MB / s.

  I would be very grateful for all suggestions finding a way forward. I have no hair left to pull and closer me logging of all products netgear in the trash!

  James,

  Thanks for your reply. In fact, I tried what you suggested, but it has not solved the problem.

  However the problem has since been resolved by going into the modem and changing channels 5G of the numbers (36-42) low to high (100-112). This seems to have solved the problem with the A6210 adapter that connects now on 5G without problem and still works with other devices.

  Interestingly, the two laptops were 5 G connection without problem from the same location as the card and are still. So I have no idea why this change has worked-, but he did.

  Thanks for your help

  Alan

• With PFS disabled or active, it still does not connect while using Windows 7.

  With PFS disabled or enabled, it still does not connect. Is this a common problem with Windows 7 for the IP Sec gateway to gateway VPN connections and/or does anyone know how to get this working?

  Hello

  For assistance on this issue, you can post your question in Windows 7 IT Pro Technet Forums.

  Network Windows 7

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

• Wireless does not connect

  I have a Linksys WRT54G.

  I have been using the same computer, with the same router for years. I did have problems.

  Yesterday, while online, I started.

  I have not been able to return since.

  I am currently plugged directly into my modem.

  When trying to connect, everything he says "acquiring network address".

  I have full bars, and it does not connect.

  I have reset the modem and router, and called my ISP.

  I can not connect. Any ideas?

  Time to reset the router.  Press and hold the button of reset for 30 seconds and then release.  Wait 30 seconds and now the router power cycle.  Log in via your wired computer and reconfigure your settings.

• Wireless does not connect to Internet on T530

  Just picked up my new T530 out of the box and put in place. Wireless is enabled; I see my home network on the list of networks, but when I try to connect it charge for a while and then says that it cannot connect. The computer on which I type is connected wireless network, so I know that the network is in place and working.

  I tried the Windows network troubleshooter, but that did not help. I also uninstalled Norton, but which did not help either. I rebooted several times. Short of the support call, is there anything else I can try?

  Thank you!

  From my own experience. The key of securitly bad selection is used or the router itself does not block the new device. It looks like the MAC (hardware address) of the card Wifi and its not allowed.
  Since you're already connect via a connecting cable. Log in to the router through the browser by using its IP address, which is the same as the IP Address of the gateway. FOR EXAMPLE, 192.168.2.1

  Examine the WiFi usually WAP or WAP2 security settings and you check the password or paraphrase the code you are using. If MAC filtering is enabled you can either turn or enter the MAC address of the card you WiFi address T530.

  I hope that this helps, but since there are no details on the settings of the device which can help.

• Linksys Router WRT160N - Wireless does not connect to the cable modem

  I installed the Linksys WRT160n router to replace an existing G router. When installed the new wireless router works, but the router does not receive a connection (IP address - look under status) of the cable modem (so no internet). When I reconnect the old router and then connect the new router, I get any internet connection through two routers (so the old dishes router the IP address that accepts the new router).

  I have configured the router N new for

  "Automatic configuration - DHCP", no need for connection, IP address dynamic, etc (as required by ISP - Timewarner)

  I tried to renewal and release IP address by the router N when it is connected directly to the main switch (the switch to connect to the cable modem). In so doing, shouldn't that assign a new IP address to the router?

  I am allowed 3 IPs from the cable company (because of the switch) and I use all three with three different internet IP cameras to each address for home security system.

  Any suggestions on why the router is not connecting to the internet? Do I need to reboot physically everything on the network, including the cable modem?

  If I understand your post, you said that your ISP gives you 3 Internet IP addresses and you have 3 cameras that use one of these Internet IP addresses.  If this is correct, then that leaves no IP Internet address for your WRT160N use - so that would explain why your WRT160N cannot get an Internet connection.

  If I misread your post, and you have an Internet IP address available for the WRT160N, you might have a problem with your modem and two WRT160N tries to use the same 192.168.1.x subnet.  To check this, follow these steps:

  (1) Please indicate addresses that use your cameras (IE before you take the test below).  If the addresses do not begin with 192.168, then erase the last half of each address.

  (2) Please indicate your ISP

  (3) Please indicate the make and exact model of your modem (not the WRT160N) number.

  (4) Please do the following test:

  Put your entire network.  Disconnect the switch (including cameras) to the modem.  Using an ethernet cable, connect your modem directly to your computer.  (Do not use the WRT160N for this test).  Turn on the modem and the computer.  Make sure you have an active Internet connection, then go ahead with what follows: (even if your Internet connection does not work, include this and move forward.)

  Go to 'Start' > all programs > Accessories > command prompt.
  A black DOS window will appear. Type "ipconfig/all" (with no quotes), and press the Enter key.   Copy all results in your next post.  To make the copy, highlight the results, and then use the keys copy (Ctrl-c) and paste (Ctrl-v) keys.  If your "IP address" does not begin with 192.168, then for security reasons, delete the latter half of your IP address.

• HP Pavilion dv7 Wireless does not connect.

  Hi people!

  I ask kindly for your help.

  See I have a HP Pavilion dv7 laptop running Windows 7 and I can't connect to wireless networks.

  It seems that my wireless network card works very well as Windows told me so, but enabling/disabling it does no good result...

  all I notice is that

  -The wireless card drivers are up to date and that the unit works very well.

  -L' wireless connection icon in the bottom right has a red X and it says not connected... But it does not detect any other wireless networks.

  Thank you for your help.

  Hello Carlos.

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  I would like to know some information about the problem so that we can help you better.

  You made any hardware or software changes on your computer before the show?

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  This problem can occur for the following reasons:

  -Wireless adapter switch is not activated.
  -WEP, WPA or WPA2 key or password security issues.
  -Cables are not connected properly.
  -Network corrupted or incompatible drivers.
  -Missing updates.
  -Incorrect network connection settings.

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

  Method 1:
  Run the network troubleshooting and check.
  Reference:
  Using the troubleshooter from network in Windows 7
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-the-network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

  If this does not help, use method 2.

  Method 2:
  Please use the suggestions in this article and check the issue.
  Reference:
  Wireless and wired network problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/network-connection-problem-help#network-problems=Windows-7&V1H=win81tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• WUSB54GSC Wireless does not connect to Internet

  Hello

  I have an ongoing dilemma.  I have an adapter WUSB54GSC I try to connect to the Internet with.  I tried several remedies listed on this site, as well as several times for loading and unloading the adapter software program.  I loaded the drivers of the adapter using the knowledge article 4088 Base (who worked as indicated).  I have another computer that is connected to the same router connects the wireless card, and the other computer has no problem connecting to the Internet.

  However, I am still not able to access the Internet with Linksys WUSB54GSC.  I use the Windows XP Media Center operating system, and the router is a NetGear WGR614 54 M RTL.  With all the efforts made so far, what I've accomplished becomes the wireless adapter to connect to the router.  And yet despite this, the wireless network card software never shows an I.P. address or a subnet mask address (these two are always 0.0.0.0).  He has never shown a gateway address (that's all just empty).  And the two lines of DNS information are empty as well.  So, I'm at an impasse as to why I can't do the Protocol appropriate in the adapter information, so it can make the connection with the Internet.  I tried using the configuration of the adapter through the procedure XP wireless.  I get the same results.  The monitor in the systray icon has always said the address is sought, but he never finds one.  Can someone help me with this problem?  Thanks for any help!

  Jeff

  Whoooops!

  Welcome to the wonderful world of computers.  After trying your suggestion a couple of times (and change the password of the router) we have NETWORK!  Thanks for your answer to my problem.  It is so nice to have two computers in our SOHO to the top and connection on the WWW.

  Have a wonderful Thanksgiving action when it arrives here.  I know we will.  Take are the and continue your great work.

  Jeff

• OfficeJet 6500 and router Wireless does not connect

  I just bought an Officejet 6500 and try to connect to my wireless router.  Whenever I try to connect the printer to wireless it crashes.  The power button does not light, but the screen is lit without text.  At this point, I can't close or get it running again.  I am running Vista Business 64-bit, and the router is a 2wire 1800 HG through AT & T.  It works very well with a usb connection.

  Thanks in advance.  John

  I think you just meet a known issue with some printers of HP network with routers 2WIRE AT & T DSL.

  Have identified us the problem and will deploy an update in the future.  So far, the work around is to assign a static IP address to the printer. Here's a way to do this:

  1. Unplug the phone line from the 2WIRE router
  2. Cut the power to the 2WIRE router, wait 30 seconds, then turn on the power.
  3. Go through the normal process of the printer connected to the 2WIRE (Ethernet or Wi - Fi) device. The printer will not crash as long as the telephone line is disconnected from the 2WIRE device.
  4. The Officejet front panel, go to the menu of 'Advanced Setup' under 'network '.
  5. Select 'Settings of intellectual property', acknowledge receipt of the warning and select "" manual IP ".
  6. Select "IP address" and change the last group of IPS (byte) to something higher or lower. Specifically to your 2WIRE router, select 192.168.0.60.
  7. Press Ok and plug the phone line into the 2WIRE router.
   

• My Sansa MP3 player does not connect to the Windows Media Player.

  I connected several times using the same wires.  This time THAT WMP says "connect a device" in the upper right corner.  This is probably an easy fix.  Any suggestions?  Thank you.

  Hi Larry O would be,.

  You are able to open content in Sansa?

  Method 1:

  Run Windows Media Player troubleshooting utility library:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-library-Troubleshooter

  Method 2:

  Open Windows Media Player, press the Alt key, check if the device is listed under Tools > options > devices. "Refresh list".

  If not listed parameters run 'Windows Media Player' convenience store and check the status.

  Open the troubleshooter in the Windows Media Player settings.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-settings-Troubleshooter

  Hope the above information is helpful.

• My windows 8 pro machine does not connect to my windows 7 pro machine

  I connect via a LAN domain.  The computer of windows 7 can connect to the windows machine 8, but not vice verse.  I activated the TCP/IP Protocol and sharing.  What Miss me?

  Hi James,

  Since the computer is on a domain environment please post your question here:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w8itpro

  Please let us know if you have any concerns on Windows.