Power supply pings distributions planar d6015tm

Looks like your connected to the network fine but not receiving the internet signal. Maybe your modem or router is not pushing it out. Try power cycling the modem and router for about 5 minutes (unplugging power). Try connecting to a different network if possible to rule out that its not the wireless adapter having the issue. Hope this will give you help.

See if you can ping your NIC.

Start -> Run
Type in cmd
In the command box type:
ping 127.0.0.1

If these pings fail try turning off your computer, unplugging it, removing the battery, and holding down the power button for 20 seconds. This should make your computer recognize your NIC.

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Type in command line

ping 127.0.0.1

If you get a response back, then you know TCP/IP is working properly. Next, ping www.telus.net or something else. If you get a response, then you know the router and the network card is working.

If you can't get out, go into device manager and check to see if the network adapter is detected and working properly.

If it is, then check it with another cable. You can also use a digital multimeter to check the continuity of the cable.

If all is done, also check the router to make sure that the power cord has not malfunctioned. Use a digital multimeter. The power from the wall going through the transformer should be no more than 5% above what rated on it. If it is, then the router can actually fry the system (This can also be the cause).

Check these out.

you will distroy the engine if you continue to let this noise happen.
the timing must be retarded to get the ping out if its that bad.
most of the time if its just a little bit though filling the tank with super unleaded will take out the noise.
the distributer must be loosend and turned in the correct way to ****** the timing and the idle must be put back up to compensate.
the distributer is the ignition timing.
the other thing that could have happend is the timing may have jumped time on the timing belt itself.this is a complely different timing.
this timing is valve timing.
the distributer is ignition timing.
when the distributer is turned you are changing the ignition timing .
you say in your text and i quote .

The service tech only adjusted the distributor fas far as he could to lower the idle.

a tech should never be turning the distributer to lower the idle nor should this be explained in any way to the customer.

if a tech says he dosent understand something stop them rightaway and get your car out of there or get someone else to talk to .
10 times out of 10 if the tech dosnet get it the car wont get it either.
have a competent service tech test and conferm the timing belt or chain timing .

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jm

change the mass air flow meter.

Sounds like the knock sensor has failed. It's on the passenger side at the bottom of the engine block, in front of the starter. One wire going to it. Have you checked the timing lately, maybe it has moved?

the Timing Belt could be a tooth or 2 off or the distributor could be off in angle, you probably will have to have the timing set with a timing light, that will cause pinging and lack of power. most times its juts needing the timing set correctly, it could be just a few degrees out.

I would suggest a few things ... first and the most important... check that you have the wires in the proper order on the distributer. next have the timing checked.

Robert

What did you have her ping an IP Address or a domain name?

Was she attempting to ping the gateway address on the lan side of this adsl device? In that case either DHCP is not supplying a dynamic IP address or the static IP address, subnet mask, default gateway address configuration in her adapter is incorrect.

If she pinged an IP Address and it is not the prior issue I would favor that the modem side of the device are not set properly for her internet service provider. The ISP's support/help website may help in determining the correct values here.

If she pinged a domain name like www.google.com then it could be the same as either of the above or it could be a lack of DNS addresses in the router or her local adapter configuration whereever they are preferred in her environment?