Desktop running XP. Connected via ethernet to router. Can see other devices on network but cannot connect to internet. Othe
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ldewitt
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Right basically were looking for what network segment your on. If you don't need a static IP address, put it to dynamically assigned and you should now have internet access. BUT if you want it to be static for many reasons(what ever you purpose) you will need to figure out your default gateway so we can supply you with the proper configuration to allow you to see other devices AND connect to the internet.
Primary Dns Sufffix
Node Type unknown
IP Routing enabled No
WINs Proxy Enabled No
Ethernet adapter LA Connection
Dhcp Enabled Yes
Autoconfiguation Enabled Yes
IP Address 192.168.0.10
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.0.1
DHCP Server 192.168.0.1
DNS Servers 194.168.4.100
Primary Dns Sufffix
Node Type unknown
IP Routing enabled No
WINs Proxy Enabled No
Ethernet adapter LA Connection
Dhcp Enabled Yes
Autoconfiguation Enabled Yes
IP Address 192.168.0.10
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.0.1
DHCP Server 192.168.0.1
DNS Servers 194.168.4.100
ldewitt
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Hmm seems your not static because your using a DHCP server. See if the other computers on your network that can access the internet see if they have the same default gateway as the one from this PC...........If it is then ->
Open the CMD prompt again,
Type "ipconfig /release",
then after that type "ipconfig /renew"
It should pull the next available IP in your network. Then see if you can access the internet.
If you still can't, it could be possible you have malware blocking your internet connection? I would download www.malwarebytes.org free version and run a full scan and see if it finds anything.
Open the CMD prompt again,
Type "ipconfig /release",
then after that type "ipconfig /renew"
It should pull the next available IP in your network. Then see if you can access the internet.
If you still can't, it could be possible you have malware blocking your internet connection? I would download www.malwarebytes.org free version and run a full scan and see if it finds anything.
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