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Limited of No connectivity
dolphin_m70
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hi
I have a laptop Dell c600 Latitude, and a Pc, i want to make a home networking. Im using win xp prof.
the cabling , nic card, all r new.
it was working but then it started displaying message
"Limited or no connectivity"
i tried winsockxp fix but no chg, tried installing windows xp itself, not working
i can access the local folder but not the internet
which is shared
cud anyone pls
thx
I have a laptop Dell c600 Latitude, and a Pc, i want to make a home networking. Im using win xp prof.
the cabling , nic card, all r new.
it was working but then it started displaying message
"Limited or no connectivity"
i tried winsockxp fix but no chg, tried installing windows xp itself, not working
i can access the local folder but not the internet
which is shared
cud anyone pls
thx
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RussS
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I guess you have restarted your router?
Usually something like that can be one of many things. The first thing I do if I have any issues is restart the router - then replace the patch lead if that doesn't work. Failing that I would uninstall the NIC, nuke the dirvers and reinstall.www.supercross.com
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More info would be helpful.
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blargoe
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open a command prompt and run ipconfig, and tell us what is output for IP Address.IT guy since 12/00
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Optionsdrpower555
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Most likely the router. A simple loopback will tell you the NIC is good. A CAT5 loopback will show the cable and router port is good. Working the winsock would be the last option. $0.2Psychotic Anthropophobiac Android
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Options!30
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I think I saw this problem once , and I even had it many time's.The problem is that better plug your LAN & WAN cable's in your router , with your router and PC closed and then open the router and PC.It's a trick here , that you have to pay attention .
It's your NAT , ICS ? going fine ? try something like ipconfig /all .
It may help.
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