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Old 05-12-2007, 02:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I am trying to get my computer connected to the internet with no luck, some told me to check ip config/ then tcpip to check the ip addresses. was that the right one? the said if it starts with with a 169 something is wrong any idead what to do from there?



ALso when I try to use ipconfig the window just flashes instead of opening
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Old 05-12-2007, 02:46 AM   #2 (permalink)
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What kind of internet service are you using? broadband? dial up?

Are you using a router? Or straight to a modem?
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I have cable. and yes I also have a router. one computer hooked to the router works one doesent.
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Well, I assume you are trying to connect it via wireless.

In this case, you would have to find out if you have a WEP key encryption; if so, you need to find out that key in your router settings.

If not, check your wireless TCP/IP settings to see whether they are configured correctly. If you want, you can go in there and set everything to automatic detect if it didn't already. Test to see if this works.
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how do i set it to automatic?
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To set your DNS address and IP address services to automatic follow these steps:
Go to Start
Open the Control Panel
Double click Network Connections
Right click the connection you are using (if your connecting through wireless you'll right click Wireless Network Connection, if your connecting to the router with a wire you'll right click Local Area Connection)
After right clicking, go to Properties
Under the General tab, double click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Apply the settings as seen in the following screen shots:
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so one address starts 67, the other 192...whats up with that?
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Check them so that they apply to the settings above as "automatic" and see if you can get online.
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they were already set to automatic
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what you need to do first if your using wireless


go to your router setup and look under wireless > wireless security
select a Security Mode such as WEP
you will see a key code write this down

note: some security modes will ask you for a Passphrase before it will
genarate a keycode.

next on your computer go to control panel > network connections, double click your wireless network card, this should bring up a list of wireless networks in your range,

if you see only one double click it and enter that keycode twice and click ok or connect.

if you see more then one connection, double click the one with the " best signel" most bars, and will probably have a name that is the same as your router.

this should get you connected. and os now setup as your default connection and will connect every time you turn your computer on.
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