Unable to connect to internet

Open the internet explorer
Click on Tools tab on upper right side corner
Then click on Internet Options
Then click on Connections tab
Then click on LAN Settings
Make sure nothing is checked over there.
Then click OK OK and then try to go online.

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there are drivers for bluetooth (for remote use of cell telephone, mouse , camera , etc..)
this computer has wirelss acapability, so make sure you have downloaded or isntalled correct drivers for wierless use.

go to above link and download drivers -- go t0 device manager and find out which wirelss chip is on the maionboard .

if you're using your pc as a gateway to connect to the internet you need to make sure the pc is turned on and connected before you connect wirelessly from your laptop. alternatively you can connect directly to your wireless router from your laptop, eliminating the need to use your pc to connect

ok with laptop on goto start/ all programs/ accessories/system tools/system restore/
pick earlist date follow on screen instructions
then after restart you should be able to go on internet as normal

Speed up your computer by:

-- cleaning system junk
-- optimizing computer services
-- optimizing internet
-- repairing registry
-- defraging registry
-- clearing browsers junk

do these things with some secure tool such as Intel Software Partner Reginout.

Try this. go to firewall. click on exception, and then click "secure socket tunneling" this should solve the problem. If it did not work the first time unclick it again. re start computer, and re do the exception thing.

right click my computer
then properties
hardware and then devices
scroll down till you find your network
click it and then update
after updating restart
let me know if that helped

questions to ask yourself:
- I the wifi card connecting to the routers wifi network? or your next door neighbors?
- did it connect with the correct WEP? withouot the right WEP it will not communicatwith the WAP
- is the router set to be the DHCP server? this function is normally defaulted to ON

some times though windows simply has to have its TCP stack reset after having been connected to too many different networks, especially if you are a heavy wifi user.

open a command prompt: I see you already know how.

Type this command line

netsh int ip reset <anyfilenameyoulike>.txt
the txt file will be a log file tha will be placed on your main (c:) drive after the NETSH command has run

next lets reset winsock since we are here in the command line anyhow

netsh winsock reset

if everything goes right you'll be prompted to reboot you machine.

hopefully this will solve your inability to aquire an IP address from the router.

To delete the temporary files do this:
Go to Start-->>Control Panel --->>Internet Options --->>General--->>Temporary Internet Files -->>Delete Files

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