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I recently intalled the Windows XP Service Pack 2 and know I can not get on
to the internet with my wireless card. Everything shows that I am connected
to my router and my router shows the connection, but everytime I try to get
on the internet I recieve an error messeage: Cannot find server or DNS Error.
All the seetings seem to be the same as before the service pack was
installed. If I plug in to an ethernet cable I have no problems. Any help
is greatly appreciated.
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"J-Man" <J-Man@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:60D84126-B723-4F7E-985A-93C134134E14@microsoft.com...
>I recently intalled the Windows XP Service Pack 2 and know I can not get on
> to the internet with my wireless card. Everything shows that I am
> connected
> to my router and my router shows the connection, but everytime I try to
> get
> on the internet I recieve an error messeage: Cannot find server or DNS
> Error.
>
>
> All the seetings seem to be the same as before the service pack was
> installed. If I plug in to an ethernet cable I have no problems. Any
> help
> is greatly appreciated.
These are just some ideas because I've not hit the problem:
1. Can you ping your dns server (or anything else?)
2. Do you have a valid ip address? For instance if you are using dhcp then
it a valid ip address still being allocated.
3. I get the impression that most problems with XPSP2 are caused by the
firewall. You might like to try switching this off and seeing if it helps.
(You should have a firewall, I'm only suggesting you turn it off temporarily
to see if it makes a difference.)
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Brian,
This is a MS wireless support page for SP2. Maybe your answer is in the
card or driver & SP2 compatability arena.
'How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service
Pack 2' (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=870702)
If that doesn't work out for you, try Googleing your wireless card
model & SP2 problems.
Best,
Treeman
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