Hello everyone,
2 days ago I lost my Internet connection and after 3 hours of trying and failing I called the D-Link technical service. They helped me out, and I thought everything finally went back to normal (using this D-Link router DI-624 on my main computer).
Now I have another problem I do not know how to manage.
I have a laptop and a Playstation 3 which would also need to be connected to the Internet via my router, but it seems I can not share my connection like I used to
Both devices detect my router, but cant connect (the Ps3 sees a problem with the DNS server and my laptop ``thinks it is connected normally``does not report anything unusual, but obviously it doesn't work since I can't go on any website).
I wish I could show you guys a printscreen of what I see in `` ipconfig / all ``but it seems we cant attach a file in this forum!!
I'm running Windows Vista and everything I did with the guy at the D-Link technical support was to MANUALLY change the TCP/IPV4 values (both IP adress and DNS server). I'm pretty these two options were set to "manual" when everything worked perfectly. But now, when I do that I completely lose my Internet connexion.
Anyone understands what is happening ???
Thanks!
Kim
2 days ago I lost my Internet connection and after 3 hours of trying and failing I called the D-Link technical service. They helped me out, and I thought everything finally went back to normal (using this D-Link router DI-624 on my main computer).
Now I have another problem I do not know how to manage.
I have a laptop and a Playstation 3 which would also need to be connected to the Internet via my router, but it seems I can not share my connection like I used to
Both devices detect my router, but cant connect (the Ps3 sees a problem with the DNS server and my laptop ``thinks it is connected normally``does not report anything unusual, but obviously it doesn't work since I can't go on any website).
I wish I could show you guys a printscreen of what I see in `` ipconfig / all ``but it seems we cant attach a file in this forum!!
I'm running Windows Vista and everything I did with the guy at the D-Link technical support was to MANUALLY change the TCP/IPV4 values (both IP adress and DNS server). I'm pretty these two options were set to "manual" when everything worked perfectly. But now, when I do that I completely lose my Internet connexion.
Anyone understands what is happening ???
Thanks!
Kim