Connecting to internet

Are you using a router? Do you use cable internet? Try connecting directly the cable directly into your netbook. If you have internet access then the issue may be with your router.

check printer connections and try again but if still not working go to control panel add and remove click to select program remove HP Photosmart then back to main window, insert the disk and install again driver, follow commands you see on the screen . but first unplug internet connection then exit anti virus before you start installing driver HP Photosmart .good luck

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Consider changing the wireless channel. Often the default channel conflicts with cordless phones of you or your neighbor.

Intermittent connection issues are very difficult for internet service providers to trouble shoot. The first step in trouble shooing any Intermittent connection problem is to look at the chain of equipment involved in flow of data from the internet service provider to the end user. In most homes the packets enter from the main line to the modem, than from the modem to the router, and finally from the router to you computer. So that means that the issue can be caused from the following equipment: main cable line, splitter, modem, router, or the Ethernet / wireless card of the PC. The first step in trouble shooting this problem is to wait for the internet to drop off. As soon at this happens go to your modem. If the top 4 lights are not solid green then the the modem is losing it's connection to the internet. This can be cause by some thing as simple as a bad splitter in the home or some thing as complicated at an issue at the pole. If the modem drops the connection I would recommend contacting the internet service provider and demand a service call to swap the modem and check the pole. Now if when the connection drops the modem still has access than the issue is most likely with the router or PC. If more than one computer loses it's internet access than you can rule out the computer as the issue. At this point I would have to recommend bypassing your router for about 48 hours. If the issue does not return than you know the router was the source of the problem.

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Rather than spending any money/time trying to "trouble-shoot" the router, probably without success,
go buy a brand-new router.

sounds like your wireless card in your laptop needs either a replacement, or new drivers.

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Try to disable wireless card on your desktop. With both the wireless and cat-5 socket enabled, "WITHOUT" the proper bridge settings, they will conflict and not be able to read.

can you post your ip addressing and some more info