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Netgear N300 wireless adaptor - connection issue.
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Bought the adaptor today and set it all up. It says im connected to the network however, when i try and visit a website it says I.E cannot display the page.
I have a feeling its Norton thats stopping it. I turned norton off but it still wont connect. no other firewall on pc. its norton 2005 btw (ancient i know)
I have a feeling its Norton thats stopping it. I turned norton off but it still wont connect. no other firewall on pc. its norton 2005 btw (ancient i know)
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on the router itself is there the relevant light on, to indicate the router itself has an internet connection?0
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Do you have other computers connected to the same router and successfully accessing the internet?
Can you connect to the router by using an ethernet cable (at least one should have come with the router) if so can you access internet ok when on the cable (take the netgear wireless adapter out while you are testing this)?
Go into control panel, internet options, go to the connections tab and then the lan settings button, where it says "use a proxy..." is that box ticked? If so untick it (all four checkboxes in the lan settings section should be unticked) and try again please.
What OS?0 -
If you're running Norton 2005, you might as well not have any security on it whatsoever. Malware has been able to disable Norton 2005 for years.0
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LAN set up ok but WAN set up not done?604!0
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Toxteth_OGrady wrote: »LAN set up ok but WAN set up not done?
Yup - don't forget that your PC might be able to connect to the Router OK, but the router itself has to be able to connect to the internet itself, then send that information it recieves through to the PC.
can you log into your router setup and see if it is getting an IP address from the internet. (not 192,168,0,1 or something very similar which would be your routers default gateway address)Don't try to teach a pig to sing - it wastes your time and annoys the pig0
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