Please help...Internet Connection Problem - Vista (Laptop Neo)

[VonTech]

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mejo nag libog ko sa issue....naa ka soho na router....2 PC makaconnect (assuming naka DHCP ang router) sa naa pa 2 ka port na libre. kung i-connect nimo imong lappy sa isa ka libre naport naa ka IP address? kung wala gani try i connect one of the 2 original PC na maka connect didto sa port na imong gisaksakan sa lappy. kung maka connect gani,dili ang router ang problema.....post lang sir observation nimo...

[Koikoi]

naa ra na sa set up sa imo network connections bro...

[Koikoi]

try lng pd bro ha

[L1Technician]

If your familiar with Windows Vista the issues with this OS if your connecting your computer using the local connection via Ethernet obviously, as you check the LAN status you might see as "unidentified network". This status will never get an IP address.

My Solutions sometimes it will work sometimes it will not:

* Turn Off Windows Firewall or any firewall on your computer
* Disable and enable LAN
* Diagnose the problem
* Restart the computer
* Assign static IP address that is the same range with the network and set it to obtain after it connects to the Internet

[yacky2006]

ga libog sad ko sa issue ...

sa config rana sa imong Win Vista....

Check all NIC... disable the wireless... enable only 1 NIC....

[icecube]

Probably naka enable iyang wireless while using cable. Usually it gives problem when you are using cable while your wireless is on. Maybe you would clarify your setup so people could help u, its confusing since you dont mention the setup.

[coolnezz]

I'm having internet connection problem with my Neo Laptop. The OS is Windows Vista. Actually I have tried other wireless and LAN connection without any problems at all. Unfortunately, I can't get any LAN connection from a hub port here in my place. This particular hub/port functions well/ok to other desktop pcs here but not to my laptop. My laptop can't detect any internet connection.

Is there any other configuration needed to be done?

Please help..need it badly.

Thanks a lot!

First of all... where is this "PLACE" you're talking about with the HUB?
In your OFFICE, at HOME or SCHOOL?
If it's in the OFFICE or SCHOOL... there's a chance they're using STATIC IPs.

You talk about the HUB... where is that HUB connected to?
You can't just get an internet connection by connecting to a HUB.
Is that hub connected to a ROUTER?

Do you know how to use IPCONFIG? Open up a command window by using RUN then typing CMD.
Make sure you're connected to the HUB.
Once you're in that command window, type IPCONFIG /ALL
You should see your IP Addresses there. Tell us what they are.
Do the same thing to your DESKTOP, then post the IP addresses here.





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[L1Technician]

If it's in the OFFICE or SCHOOL... there's a chance they're using STATIC IPs.

Since your an IT Consultant kuno how big is the chance nga ga gamit ug Static IP's kung Office or School man galing iya pasabot sa place.

Just to make it clear, are you talking about the whole network is using a Static IP address. Even La Salle, People Support and Convergys here in Manila we never encounter that.

[coolnezz]

If your familiar with Windows Vista the issues with this OS if your connecting your computer using the local connection via Ethernet obviously, as you check the LAN status you might see as "unidentified network". This status will never get an IP address.

My Solutions sometimes it will work sometimes it will not:

* Turn Off Windows Firewall or any firewall on your computer
* Disable and enable LAN
* Diagnose the problem
* Restart the computer
* Assign static IP address that is the same range with the network and set it to obtain after it connects to the Internet

again... you don't know what you're talking about so just clam it.
how long did it take you to google this?

[coolnezz]

Since your an IT Consultant kuno how big is the chance nga ga gamit ug Static IP's kung Office or School man galing iya pasabot sa place.

Just to make it clear, are you talking about the whole network is using a Static IP address. Even La Salle, People Support and Convergys here in Manila we never encounter that.

you don't know sh!t about security.
and DHCP are for lazy admins.