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Cannot connect with router
I Have a compaq evo n800v that I just got and it has an Ethernet cord running into my router and all of my other computers that go to that router are getting the internet but my laptop isn't. If anyone could shed some light on my problem that would be great thanks :)
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In that case the issue is with the laptop and you need to check the connection there.
Sounds like it might either be simply disabled or might need the driver reinstalling. Compaq Evo n800v Notebook PC - Download drivers and software - HP Business Support Center |
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Go to your laptop and press control panel and under network and setting select the connection, right click it, select properties and click on Local Area Connection and press properties, select the auto detect and see if it works, or else try plugging in a USB internet card on your laptop, I'm not sure but I'm guessing that either the setting is wrong or your Internet Card is busted.
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Originally Posted by KnowkOnWood
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OK cancel all that.
Open Internet Explorer, cancelling any pop ups you might get. Tools > Internet Options > Connection Tab. Select Never dial a connection. LAN settings check automatically detect and uncheck ALL others. Click OK all the way out. restart IE and it should be connected. If that doesn't get you online, then try this. Start > Run > Type CMD. In the black box type IPCONFIG /ALL and then post back the IP address it is returning. Should be 192.168.x.x (x being a random number) |
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Here is all it gave me
Windows IP Configuration Host name... :XPLAPTOP02 Primary DNS Suffix... : Node type... :Hybrid IP routing Enabled... :NO WINS Proxy Enabled... :NO Ethernet adapter local area connection: Media State... :Media Disconnected Discription... :Intel(R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection Physical Address... :00-08-02-63-6D-64 C:\Documents and Settings\Administrtor> |
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Here goes with pictures.
Start > Control panel > Network Connetions (might need to change to classic view) LAN1  Right click Local Area connections. This brings up LAN2  Select TCP/IP and click Properties. This brings up LAN3  Change the settings to automatic. Apply and OK all the way out. |
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