 | Junior Member with 6 posts. | | | | Cannot connect =[ Me and my girlfriend recently got internet at our apartment and I have no problem connecting whatsoever. She on the other hand cannot connect her computer to the internet, network connections are saying that she is connected, firewalled and still she cannot get on the internet
We called a help person paid them 80 dollars and they ran us through some steps in tcp/ip area I dont really remember what they told us to do but it was fixed and worked for about a week. Came home yesterday and it didnt work again.
Shes running windows xp home edition, also running through a ethernet cable, not through wireless. I will be hovering around these forums till the early morning so any further information that i could give to help anyone solve this problem please ask and i will tell. | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate | | Welcome to the TSG forum....Hope we can help you find a solution to your challenge.
To start with, open IE select tools>internet options>Under browsing history,select settings, then view files. Then select Edit>select all> delete selections... This will clear the temp internet files...
When this is done, Go to the Start in task bar>select run, type in cmd when the dos window comes up type in "ipconfig /all" (note space after iipconfig) without the quote marks. Then close the window and see if you can connect then.
Keep us posted..
vicks | | Junior Member with 6 posts. | | | | Thank you for the welcome vicks..really appreciate it. Umm just ran through all that, closed Ie...reopened it..."internet explorer cannot display the webpage" refreshed the page...same thing. | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate | | Go back to the start>run>cmd. This time type in "ipconfig /flushdns" (w/o quotes")
post back results.
Vicks | | Junior Member with 6 posts. | | | | Windows Ip configuration
Successfully flushed the dns resolver cache. | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate | | Is the Internet explorer working now?
vicks | | Junior Member with 6 posts. | | | | No, I was just informed that both the internet connections in the network connections area both say connected however if you click repair... the tcp/ip is not enabled. I dont know if that helps coming to a conclusion or not. | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate | | | | | Junior Member with 6 posts. | | | | yea unfortunately no luck with that. 1394 connection says....
"windows could not finish repairing the problem because the following action cannot be completed: Tcp/IP is not enabled for this connection cannot proceed." =[ | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate |
16-Sep-2008, 09:01 PM
#10 | | | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate |
16-Sep-2008, 09:12 PM
#11 | Here is something else I have found.
click on Start>Connections>show all. right click on your lan connection, then on properties> put a tick in the TCP/IP box.....then reboot the computer. Also have you tried to reset (turn off for a minute or two then turn back on) the internet modem the ethernet connects to?
vicks | | Junior Member with 6 posts. | | |
16-Sep-2008, 09:30 PM
#12 | thank you for all your help vicks...it seems as though this computer just does not want to connect to the internet. | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate |
16-Sep-2008, 09:35 PM
#13 | Don't let the ol' machine beat you. Did your isp provide you with a cd for setting up the connection or did you do it manually?
Hopefully, maybe one of the other people will be able to solve it. I will keep looking and if I come up with something I will post it back here.
GOOD LUCK
vicks | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate |
16-Sep-2008, 09:43 PM
#14 | one more thing to try: go to the LAN connection using route above (start>connections right clicking on LAN. then properties. When that comes up highlight tcp/ip and select properties. Be sure obtaining address is checked for automatic and the same for DNS.
.Vicks | | Distinguished Member with 2,833 posts. | | Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Nebraska Experience: Intermediate |
16-Sep-2008, 10:04 PM
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