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I serves the computer I'm typing on as well as my laptop. The Vista computer, freaking clueless. Most unproductive piece of junk that I ever brought.įorgive me but I'm absolutely, like you, at a loss. Whoever wrote this OS obviously never used it.
I'm feeling like deleting Vista and reinstalling XP. Modem/Router: 2wire 2700HG-E Gateway combo unit provided by TelusĪny help would be greatly appreciated. LAN Adaptor: Marvell Yukon 88E8053 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller O/S: Windows Vista Home Premium OEM 64-bit Edition I have read through most of the posts on networking problems, and couldn't find any answers, so I'm starting a new post in hopes of finding one. This has been a really frustrating problem because everything WAS working properly until I unplugged all of the connections from the back of my computer, then re-connected them all 10 mins later.
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Used the laptop to access the router's configurator, and did not see my PC as an active connection. Visually inspected my router, and noticed that the port that my PC was connected to IS indeed lit up, showing that it knew something was there.ġ0.
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Fortunately, the Techie from MS was nice enough to give me this piece of free advice. 'call your ISP'.Ĩ. Turns out because I bought the OEM version of Vista I have to pay for tech support. So now clearly, something is stopping my LAN adaptor from communicating with my router.ħ. I do not know if this is window's default IP address when it can't connect to anything, but what I should have seen, had it been working properly was 192.168.1.64, subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
I went into the Properties menu of my LAN adaptor, and looked at what it had for an IP address. Still got the 'Unidentified Network' message.Ħ.
Re-enabled firewall, changed network settings to Private, from Public (which it was defaulting me to), turned off all file sharing and reset the LAN adaptor again. Starting to get desparate, I disabled Windows Firewall, reset my LAN adaptor, and I was still receiving the 'Unidentified Network' message.ĥ.
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Used my laptop to download the new driver for my LAN adaptor, burn it to disc, install it on my PC, then update my driver. And 'reset the LAN adaptor' which didn't work either.ģ. 'Reset your router' which also did not work. 'Automatically get new IP settings' which did not solve the problem. So, I ran the network diagnostic tool, and it gave me three options. I reconnected the ethernet cable to my PC, disabled my LAN adaptor, re-enabled it, and watched the status go from 'Identifying.' to 'Unidentified Network'. I disabled the WiFi adaptor on the laptop, and was able to connect to the network and internet using the ethernet cable. I disconnected the ethernet cable from my PC and connected it to my laptop (which I'm using now) to make sure that the cable wasn't my problem. I will walk through the steps I have taken to try and solve the problem, and welcome any feedback or solutions on the matter.ġ. I am baffled that simply unhooking my network cable, then re-connecting it could cause such a problem. I tried all of the standard renew/release IP diagnostics, and ran the configuration tests, and nothing worked. Although it was working perfectly before, when I hooked all the cables back up again, much to my dismay, I was no longer able to connect to my home network. I recently re-located my computer from underneath my desk to on top of it.
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