Can't get the check mark off my web browser to connect to the Internet

Hello,
Have you tried using a different web browser like GoogleChrome or Mozilla Firefox?
Internet Explorer is the default website browser and it usually messes up. I suggest you install either Mozilla or Chrome and check if your internet works.
Please let me know if it works or not so that I can provide you with more help if there\'s a need to.
David

If the network is now connected but you can't get on the Internet, then you need to check your internet setting in the Web browser. The web browser could be set up for modem, proxy, etc. You also have to make sure you are connecting to the wireless router, and not just creating a personal network to your other computer.

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1. Firefox
   • 1 Launch your Firefox browser.
     
   • 2 Right-click on a blank area of your browser's search bar. This should cause a menu to pop up.
     
   • 3 Review the menu's list. You will see an item in the list called "Bookmark Toolbar." If it has been accidentally disabled, it will not have a check mark beside it.
     
   • 4 Click the "Bookmark Toolbar" option. This will put a check mark beside it and place it back in your browser's top menu.
     
   Internet Explorer
   • 1 Launch your Internet Explorer browser.
     
   • 2 Right-click on a blank area of your browser's top menu bar. This should cause a menu to pop up.
     
   • 3 Review the menu's list. You will see an item in the list called "Favorites Bar." If it has been accidentally disabled, it will not have a check mark beside it.
     
   • 4 Click the "Favorites Bar" option. This will put a check mark beside it and place it back in your browser's top menu.
     
   Chrome
   • 1 Launch your Chrome browser.
     
   • 2 Click on the little wrench icon in the top right corner of your browser's bar. This will bring up a menu.
     
   • 3 Click "Always show bookmarks bar." This will place it back in your browser's top menu.
     

well try again and check if the other browsers work fine...if still not solved try reinstalling

crash report----send restart the browser if there's nothing happen that's right time to visit firefox support team or forum

Try reinstalling it. :)

Make sure you're using the latest version of your web browser. Try turning off any ad blocking or noscripting addons or extensions you may have on. Try using a different browser like Google's Chrome which has good support for modern web pages. This will at least tell you if its a problem with your browser or computer/network. If you're on a school or work network facebook might be blocked.

There could be several possibilities for your internet connection to slow, or stop functioning. Here is a small list of things to check:

1) Run Spybot Search & destroy:
This is a program that will help you find, and eliminate malware, it's free from Here. It also helps speed your PC up by removing unwanted malware that can drain your system's resources.

2) Check your scheduled tasks to determine nothing is set to run during these " down " times.

3) Check to make sure any wireless connections are secured using WEP or other such wifi security. It's a little known fact that people will " pigy-back " on someone's wifi connection to use the internet and download. this can cause internet instability.

4) Call your Internet Service Provider. Your ISP can usually help you determine if the problem is with your computer or their connection.

5) Check your network settings. Your ISP can help you determine the best settings for your connection, as well you may check to see if the network device has an updated driver from the manufacturer.

6) If all else fails, you may wish to take your PC to a licensed technician, or replace the network device if you feel it is faulty.

In my experience most internet instability that happens on a regular basis during a set amount of time is due to malware, or scheduled downloads.

check your internet settings
for Internet Explorer
1. open browser, click tools menu the select "Internet Options"
2. in Internet Options select "Connections" tab
3. at Connections, click "LAN Settings"
4. at LAN settings "Automatically detect settings" should be mark check
5. click OK to save settings, close Internet Explorer Browser and open it again.

for Firefox Browser
1 open browser click "Options" menu
2. at Options, select "Advance" then select "Network" the click "Settings"
3 Connection Settings, select "Direct Connection" if your computer directly connected to Internet provider otherwise select "Auto Detect Proxy Settings" if your using a Router.
4. click OK to save changes, close youi browser and open it again.

Hope this will help you.