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It says my Linksys internet is connected but it has a yellow triangle next to it and won't let me go on the internet. It worked a week ago but isn't now. It doesn't even work if I plug it directly to the router. Please tell me what I can do to fix this.
Are you able to get on the Internet with another computer connected to the same router? If so, what do you see when you do the following steps? 1. Type -R and enter CMD in the Run... box. (In XP and earlier, select Run... from the Start menu, then enter CMD.) 2. Type IPCONFIG /ALL in the command window.
If you do not see your ISP's domain name and DNS server address(es), try typing IPCONFIG/RENEW . The computer should then ask the router for a new address. Post the results back here.Are you able to get on the Internet with another computer connected to the same router? If so, what do you see when you do the following steps?
1. Type -R and enter CMD in the Run... box. (In XP and earlier, select Run... from the Start menu, then enter CMD.)
2. Type IPCONFIG /ALL in the command window.
If you do not see your ISP's domain name and DNS server address(es), try typing IPCONFIG/RENEW . The computer should then ask the router for a new address. Post the results back here.
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Try a brand-new cable between the modem and the "uplink" port on the router.
Try a brand-new cable from one of the "LAN" ports to your computer, and test to see that you get a good connection.
This is a tuff router. I bought it myself hoping for good things, and spent a good two days actually getting the thing to work.
I got mine to work by plugging it into the modem, the laptop I was setting it up with, etc, and then running it all. I would just suggest trying to reinstall it again with everything plugged in from the get go, and then hope for the best.... sorry I cant help more.
Since you did not include your exact model number and type of internet provider I cannot give you more specific instructions. Although you can refer to the links below on how to set it up. If you require further assistance just reply to this and give me the model number of your ISP and the model of your router. Also answer this question " When you plug your computer to your modem do you get online automatically or do you need a username and password"
Are you able to get on the Internet with another computer connected to the same router? If so, what do you see when you do the following steps?-R and enter CMD in the Run... box. (In XP and earlier, select Run... from the Start menu, then enter CMD.) in the command window.
. The computer should then ask the router for a new address. Post the results back here.
1. Type
2. Type IPCONFIG /ALL
If you do not see your ISP's domain name and DNS server address(es), try typing IPCONFIG/RENEW
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