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Can no longer connect to Internet - Win7 Wifi BT Homehub
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Dan_Iggulden wrote: »It has grey bars with a orange asterix over it.
When I hover, it says 'Not connected - Connections are available'.
However, if i connect to my router, it tries for a bit, then goes back to the above.
Every other device is able to connect to the net.
This sounds like a password (security key) issue.How do I add a signature?0 -
This sounds like a password (security key) issue.
I don't think it is. Was literally working fine this morning, went out for an hour, came back and it wasn't working.
Like I say, using several other Wireless devices, all working, all using the same password to connect to the router.0 -
You could prove that, if you are fairly tech savvy then you could temporary disable security on the router and see if W7 machine connects.
Make a note of the security settings (ie if it uses WPA/WPA2 , AES+TKIP etc) before doing so.0 -
The thing is from your ipconfig you are getting a dhcp address from the router so that parts working.
You have your dns servers set to the router which is ok but this can cause issues.
On the Win 7 box open a cmd window and type
ping 212.9.0.135
Do you get a reply?0 -
No, just get transmit failed.0
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Ever stranger, I have just done a full factory restore on the computer and it has made no difference, still won't connect to the internet?0
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Tried connecting by ethernet (albeit temporarily)How do I add a signature?0
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Dan_Iggulden wrote: »Ever stranger, I have just done a full factory restore on the computer and it has made no difference, still won't connect to the internet?:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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