It doesnt detect my internet connect

Check for compatibility issues.

first try to check if your wireless can actually detect a network, if it can try to remove ALLthe network that you have on your wireless network and try to add your network again, if still doest work try to uninstall and re install your wireless driver, if it still doesnt work try to restart your router, if still doesnt work try to do system restore to the point where your wireless was workin fine, lastly if still doesnt work try to contact your ISP for some configuration.

You will have to "connect" to your network by double clicking on the network icon lower right screen of the laptop and "view" networks, find your network and connect. It will ask for a secured password (WEP) key which you will have to enter.

Also ensure the laptop explorer settings are set to..open explorer, go to tools / internet options / connections / lan settings / automatically detect settings.

just drop it in the ben

try to setup again  wireless card's driver  if it doesnt work your wireless car is break down.
have a nice day and sorry for english.

You may be having a problem with the settings in internet explorer. If you open your internet explorer and then click tools then internet properties you will have a window pop up with several tabs. Click the tab that says connections. Down towards the bottom right is a button that says LAN SETTINGS click that and make sure that there is a check in the box that says Automatically Detect Settings. Click OK Click APPLY Click OK. Restart Internet Explorer and see if it connects.

If that doesnt work reset your wifi adapter. Step by step instructions here:

http://www.icompute.info/fix_wifi.htm

If that doesnt work then open the command prompt by clicking Start then run (vIf you have Vista click in the search menu above the start button) Type CMD and hit enter. You should see a black and white screen that looks like old DOS. Dont worry about what the prompt says. Type IPCONFIG and hit enter. You should see your networking adapters. You should see one with a 192.168.-.- (Linksys routers normally make the first computer 192.168.1.100)
If you see a 196.254.-.- or media not connected then your device is not connected. This will at least tell you if windows is getting a proper IP address.

Some people might say your WinSock files need to be repaired If everything still does not work then you may have a WinSock file or files that are missing or corrupt. This is probably not the case since you can connect hard wired but if you want to try repairing your winsock files then with XP you can use a program from the internet called winsockfix. If you have Vista then when the no connection error comes up you should see a link that asks about trying to fix the problem. If you see this click it and let Vista fix Itself.

If none of this works then try a different adapter. Hope this helps...

Many internet provider only covers the installation of the cable modem. When you connect a router to the modem, the internet provider views the router as a new computer and not authorized since when they setup the modem, it was connecting directly to the computer, not the router. You need to contact your internet provider and let them know the situation, and usually they have a website to activate or add the router to their list under your account. If this is not done, usually it won't be able to get the internet. You are getting the signal from the router since it is broadcasting the signal, but no internet connection.

Maybe internet is because is not detect, check is fully connected.

areejshaukat,

if ur laptop detect full signal from ur router, click on the signal and let ur laptop connect to the signal..coz even ur laptop detect the signal,it doesnt auto connect,so u hve to connect it manually..

first, check your cable. loose cable connection often lead the cause of that error. second. check the lan card of your linux pc. If your pc is a desktop type pc, try to replace the lan card and . Make sure that the lan card is detected by your system. try to connect on the internet again.




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