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wireless connection problem
- Thread starter elibokarous
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I would first try going into the network control panel, manage wireless network, delete your network, restart your computer, allow it to find your wireless signal, enter the security key and check the auto connect box.
Next check to insure that your computer is getting assigned an IP address automatically -- network control panel, change adapter settings, right click properties, highlight Internet Protocol Version 4 and hit the properties button, it should be marked to obtain IP and DNS automatically.
If that doesn't do it, then open an elevated command prompt box (right click and run as admin), then type ipconfig /all>c:\ipconfig.txt That will create a text file on your root C drive that you can copy and paste here.
Next check to insure that your computer is getting assigned an IP address automatically -- network control panel, change adapter settings, right click properties, highlight Internet Protocol Version 4 and hit the properties button, it should be marked to obtain IP and DNS automatically.
If that doesn't do it, then open an elevated command prompt box (right click and run as admin), then type ipconfig /all>c:\ipconfig.txt That will create a text file on your root C drive that you can copy and paste here.
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