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Old Aug 23, 2006, 03:56 PM
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computer cant get on internet

it worked fine about an hour ago but i moved it and got it all set up and now the internet wont work . i put the internet wire into this computer and turned off the wireless network and it worked on this computer . any thoughts

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Old Aug 24, 2006, 06:54 AM   #2  
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We'll need some more information please. Can you describe your setup and why and where you moved the computer?
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its running windows 2000 with linksys hub. i moved it to the other room and moved the modem and hub with it i have the modem and hum hooked up right but im using this computer wirelessly and im having no problems on this one. so im thinking something is loose inside the computer but i dont know what it could be
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Do you have more than one network socket in the back of the computer. If so one could be disabled, try the other one!

Do you have a fixed IP address on the 2000 machine? Are you using the same IP address for the laptop? both machines need different ip addresses (last number only) but the same subnet mask and default gateway settings.
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there is only one socket in the back. dose only the ip address have to be different?
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More info please. I assume you have cable or DSL. So you have a wire going into a broadband modem and then into a wireless router, its that correct? You have another PC that connects to the Internet wirelessly and that's working, correct? The PC you moved is wired into the router, correct?

So the wire from the moved PC, where does that go and how does it connect to the router? What type of router?
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there is only one socket in the back. dose only the ip address have to be different?
Have you set your IP addresses manually? If you are getting an automatic IP address from the router this will not be a problem. If you set them manually they all have to be different.

For Example:

Router = 192.168.0.1

PC1 = 192.168.0.2

Laptop1 = 192.168.0.3

this setup is fine, both the PC and the laptop will have a gateway of 192.168.0.1 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0

if both the pc and laptop were using 192.168.0.2 for the connection then one would not connect (or possibly both) as there is a conflict.

I hope this helps to clarify the IP settings. Please let me know if this relates to your situation.
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they are set to automaticly get the ip
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More info please. I assume you have cable or DSL. So you have a wire going into a broadband modem and then into a wireless router, its that correct? You have another PC that connects to the Internet wirelessly and that's working, correct? The PC you moved is wired into the router, correct?

So the wire from the moved PC, where does that go and how does it connect to the router? What type of router?
i have dsl
the pc conects to a port in my wireless linksys router
my xbox 360 also connects to another port on the router and it works fine
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Ok so the moved PC is patched directly into a port on the router? is the port ligths showing activity? Is there an activity lite on the network adapter on the PC? Does the PC pick up an IP? Can you ping the router, can you ping a website (like this one)?
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