If you want to bring it by the shop I will have the guys looks at it real quick NC - Sounds like a failed internal wireless card off hand but the smart guys are at the shop. LOL
Mark
303-759-1668
If you want to bring it by the shop I will have the guys looks at it real quick NC - Sounds like a failed internal wireless card off hand but the smart guys are at the shop. LOL
Mark
303-759-1668
Spleify, hold the windows key then press "R". This should open a run prompt. In the run prompt, type "cmd" and hit enter.
A black command prompt window will open. In there, type "ipconfig /all" and hit enter. It will spew out a bunch of output. You want to look for a line that says "ip address" and some numbers after it under your wireless adapter (mine for instance simply says Wireless LAN adapter Wi-Fi: ). If your ip address is 169.254.x.x then you're not getting issued an IP address from your router.
Since the other machines are working you probably don't have a DNS or routing issue so I won't step you down those avenues.
If its still broken then, I'll fix you up tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by NitroxBoss
My Vote as well
Yep this is probably what is gonna happen because I can't figure it outQuote:
Originally Posted by J
<p>
This and post the results. Also, from the same command prompt, run the following<em> </em>tracert google.com, be patient and wait for the trace route to complete and let us know those results as well.</p>Quote:
Originally Posted by cfortune