XP no internet access problem
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Hi
Had a power failure a while ago, got win 98 machine back on fine but xp came back on with loads of errors lost all user profiles etc.
All hardware/software working fine except the internet. Internet is share via a router which i am browsing through fine using win98 machine.
But XP will allow me to connect to the router to change settings etc but no connection to the internet any one got any ideas??
Steve
PS network is IP is 192.168.xxx.xxx and IP address is auto configure by DHCP on the Router
Had a power failure a while ago, got win 98 machine back on fine but xp came back on with loads of errors lost all user profiles etc.
All hardware/software working fine except the internet. Internet is share via a router which i am browsing through fine using win98 machine.
But XP will allow me to connect to the router to change settings etc but no connection to the internet any one got any ideas??
Steve
PS network is IP is 192.168.xxx.xxx and IP address is auto configure by DHCP on the Router
agent006 said:
from the run command on the start menu type:
cmd
and click ok
then type ipconfig
chack it's picked up the right address
if it hasn't try
ipconfig/release
ipconfig/renew
if it doesn't pick up an address then there's summit up wi' network card.
I have tried the ipconfig route, it connects to the network and has the correct address. also allows me to go to the 192.168.0.1 gateway configuration utility built in to the modem. but wont browse the net, there is no firewall installed and the XP one is turned off.
I have tried different network cards but still get to the same point where i can connect to the modem via network but not the internetl.
I know the connection works as the computer in the study is connected to the router and works fine but win 98
Go to trusty cmd prompt and try
"nslookup www.google.co.uk"
Do you get the ip address? If not the the DNS client is not working. Its a service I think so might need starting. There may be other reasons why you are not getting DNS queriess answered as someone touched on before. You should be getting DNS addresses supplied via DHCP.
If you don't get a number then try "ping 216.239.41.99" if you get replies probably DNS related (IP = www.google.co.uk)
If you do get and IP address back can you ping it via name and via number. If you can then this points to IE being knacked. Can you use other services like mail etc.
This command will show you can get to your ISP outbound mail server.
telnet yourispsmtpservername 25
If you get a banner type quit to disconnect
This will show inbound mail server
telnet yourisppop3servrname 110
If you get a banner type quit to disconnect
Try some of these and post results, we might be able to narrow it down further.
"nslookup www.google.co.uk"
Do you get the ip address? If not the the DNS client is not working. Its a service I think so might need starting. There may be other reasons why you are not getting DNS queriess answered as someone touched on before. You should be getting DNS addresses supplied via DHCP.
If you don't get a number then try "ping 216.239.41.99" if you get replies probably DNS related (IP = www.google.co.uk)
If you do get and IP address back can you ping it via name and via number. If you can then this points to IE being knacked. Can you use other services like mail etc.
This command will show you can get to your ISP outbound mail server.
telnet yourispsmtpservername 25
If you get a banner type quit to disconnect
This will show inbound mail server
telnet yourisppop3servrname 110
If you get a banner type quit to disconnect
Try some of these and post results, we might be able to narrow it down further.
I experienced this with a laptop. No way to connect to the internet via network or modem! However I just simply rebuilt system and voila everything worked. It could be possible that a TCPIP or network file has corrupted during the crash. This maybe the quickest option to fix the problem.
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