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Originally Posted by lumberjim
(Post 507307)
the problem now though....is that i can connect to my home wireless network, but it wont get internet. I've tried all the 'repair connection' options i can find, but the dog just won't hunt.
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You can cannot to your home wireless network? How? What is the test that says you have a connection that far?
Ping 192.168.1.1 ?
In Internet Explorer, http://192.168.1.1 ?
Lights on the wireless router? Or just that something on the Task Bar tells you a connection exists?
Also not defined is your ISP? What is physically connected to what?
Of course, a temporary hardwire connection to the router would simplify a diagnosis. Using wireless is best done later after everything else is confirmed good.
Don't try all those fixing things. First identify the failure. Failure has not yet been identified. Above are some tests to identify the failure - not yet fix anything.
Now you have two identical computers. Many netork interface diagnostics need two identical sysetms connected to a common network to test the network connection. Boot both computers into the comprehensive hardware diagnostic (no Windows) and find the last network interface test where two computers running the same diagnostic talk to each others. That diagnostic is a best way to determine what is absoutely working without doubt - so that we can move on to other possible problems.
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