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Internet connection and network errors can be frustrating and confusing to a casual computer user.
However, Internet Explorer provides a diagnostics tool to help identify and even repair the most common network issues.
This tool is simple to use, organized in steps, and can help get a computer back up and running quickly.

Open Internet Explorer and click on the "Tools" button in the control bar at the top of the window. From the "Tools" menu, select "Diagnose Connection Problems."
A window will appear, displaying the start page of the diagnostics tool.
Follow the instructions to determine the cause of the connection error.
The diagnostics tool will ask a series of multiple-choice questions about the connection problem you are experiencing.
Close all programs and restart the computer.
If you continue to receive an error when attempting to connect to the Internet, check that all cables and power-supply cords for the computer, modem and/or router are properly connected. Then, run the diagnostic tool again.
Call your Internet service provider's technical support phone number if you cannot resolve the error with the diagnostics tool.
The Internet Explorer diagnostics tool cannot repair or reset malfunctioning or failing hardware like modems and routers.

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Support for Windows Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, and 9
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try to ping a webpage URL from a dos prompt to verify that an internet connection exists.

Hi,
Let's see if I can help you.

Begin by turning on your computer and your router

• Open Internet Explorer;
• Click on 'Tools';
• Click on 'Internet Options';
• Click on 'Connections';
• Click on 'Setup'
• Click on 'I want to set up my Internet connections manually . . .';
• Click on 'Next';
• Click on 'I connect through a local area network (LAN);
• Clock on 'Next'
• Click on 'Next' [This is not an error];
• Click on 'No';
• Clcik on 'Next';
• Click on 'To connect to the Internet immediately . . .; and,
• Click on 'Finish'.

That should have you online


All the best,

Ben

DNS server
Try to put static DNS server in the local area connection ;)
i can help you with this

check your IP Adress settings are correct for this machine,
Go to start ,then click on run,Type CMD,Then type IPCONFIG/ALL.it will show you a list of all the devices connected to your machine and your local network,

Have you got LAN & WLAN adaptors on board?
this will explain your message,
you will have to set the ip settings on each adaptor
ie LAN 192.168.1.2 and WLAN 192.168.1.3
This wiil help determine which adaptor is to be used when connecting to the network and the internet.

If your using wireless on computer to connect to the internet then run your wizard to help setup the connection

Same for the wired LAN ,use your wizard

The settings for your modem can be reset easily and your ISP will help get you connected to the net because you already have an account with them,

Cheers MISTERDJ

you need to reset, ie defaults (1st go to control panel on safe mode, and reset ie settings)
2nd (on safe mode reset firewall exceptions)
3rd clean temp files
4rd check antivirus stability/functions
5nd reboot

go to my network place then go to local area connection logo and right click on it then go to propeties after that u will see a window crew down to TCP/IP once u are thr click on properties to ur left then fill in the code after than click okay and make local area connection your default connection. thats it u are done

I would check for spyware using SpyBot search and destroy and malware bytes. You can also clear your Internet cach and all temp files from your machine.

i recommend you to download mozilla firefox a good browser & problem free..

download from the given link..

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/

i believe your problem will be solve.

you are using a dial up or broad band connection ... or trying to connect to internet through a local area network