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plzhelpplx

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Hi I'm having trouble connecting to my wireless network. It only appears to be where I'm at, all the other computers in my house seem to have their internet working completely fine. Whenever I look at my IPv4 address in the command prompt, nothing shows up under it. I've tried all the troubleshoot solutions and reset the modem and made sure everything was plugged in correctly. Hopefully you guys can help thanks!

It was working fine about 2 days ago, I also updated my drivers from usb and that seemed to work for about a day, and then the same problem occurred that I can't connect to my network again.
 
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Insure that your wireless is turned on, then check in the device manager to see if the adapter shows up and says that it is working...
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eldapeeze

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Usually if you can't connect to the internet you'll get an APIPA address automatically. ex 169.254.255.19 or something like that. What do you mean nothing shows up in Command line? Don't think I've ever seen that before.
 
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Insure that your wireless is turned on, then check in the device manager to see if the adapter shows up and says that it is working. Then run an elevated command prompt (right click run as admin) and type: ipconfig /all>c:\ipconfig.txt and hit enter. Then look at your C root drive and copy the contents of the text file named ipconfig and post it here so we can see what is going on.

 
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