How to assign IP addresses to computer on home network?

robert_harper_2000

DNS servers 194.168.4.100
194.168.8.100

Same as non working. I wasn't given a static address by Virgin

closed

what's the answers to post 8?

Linbox

192.168.0.7 is the one not working.
It has a correct ip for the internal network. Therefore it can be seen by the router and it can see the router.
If it has a fire wall, turn it off.
Is the router blocking that address from accessing the internet/outside your intranet.

Turn off your router and all computers. Wait 2mins, turn on router wait for all green lights to come up; then turn on this computer - next wait for this to boot up to the desktop.
Does it come up with a different ip address. and can it connect to the internet.
You can now turn on the other computers and do their ips change?

robert_harper_2000

closed wrote: »

ping www.google.com
any firewall installed?
any infections
any proxy server set in IE connections?

Ping on working PC - good
Ping on non-working - could not find host
No firewalls
No infections

Proxy server ? Not sure I have been using Firefox

closed

ping 209.85.227.99

ping 192.168.0.1

on broken machine

try IE

Linbox

robert_harper_2000 wrote: »

PC ips
168.192.0.5
168.192.0.4
168.192.0.7 - Not working
168.192.0.2

Just the one not working but it has a different ip?

What do you mean here?

robert_harper_2000 wrote: »

DNS servers 194.168.4.100
194.168.8.100

Same as non working. I wasn't given a static address by Virgin

What do you mean here?

Are you using 2 networks?

Toxteth_OGrady

@ OP

What operating system do you have on the non-working PC?

JesseJames_2

Ping 8.8.8.8
And if it is successful, manually assign your DNS entries to...
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4

Then check by pinging google.com
If OK, it should then be working.

I had a problem with these large Virgin 50MB modems and the DNS broke on 2 that I tried, but only with both Windows 7, but XP was fine.

robert_harper_2000

closed wrote: »

ping 209.85.227.99

ping 192.168.0.1

on broken machine

try IE

Unreachble ... all sent all received no lost but destination host unreachable.

robert_harper_2000

Linbox wrote: »

What do you mean here?




What do you mean here?

Are you using 2 networks?

It has an ip but it won't connect to the internet. Only one network.