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July 23rd, 2009 21:00

wifi says connected but not no internet HELP PLEASE

Hello I'm running a  DELL Inspiron 9300


It shows i have wireless connection but can not get the internet

I open explorer and get internet exploer cannot display the webpage

I click in diagnose connection problems and it says that Windows is not currently managing your wireless network.

I don't no what to do Dell wont help me. So could some one give me a hand

 

  • lostcreek

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    Posted July 25th, 2009 22:00

    Sorry I can't help you.  I have the same problem.

    I have a Inspiron 6000.  It says it's connected to the wireless network but when I open Mozilla or IE it says there is no internet connection.

    It is not the modem or router as my husband's laptop connects fine, as does the desk top.

    It shows an error message reference IP address conflict with another computer on the network.

    Anyone have any ideas?

  • PudgyOne

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    Posted July 26th, 2009 00:00

    tpboom,

     

    Did this just happen? If so, did you try system restore and go back to when it worked?

     

    Also try opening Internet Explorer, click on tools, manage add-ons, enable or disable add-ons. Disable all add-ons, then close Internet Explorer, wait 30 seconds and open Internet Explorer.

     

    What happens.

     

    lostcreek,

     

    The conflict is with another computer on your network. Someone may have hacked into your wireless network. I suggest that you use these Recommended Wireless Router Settings in your wireless router and that should stop everything from happening any you'll have a nice private network with everything working, again.

     

     

    Rick

  • grannygrunt

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    Posted July 26th, 2009 05:00

    Hi tpboom

    Internet connection faults are a nightmare to solve, aren't they.

    Fault could be anything but you say that your machine tells you that

    you are connected to the internet so here is one thing you could try.

    1. Press START and then select CONTROL PANEL

    2. Select INTERNET OPTIONS

    3. Select CONNECTIONS from the top menus.

    4. Select LAN SETTINGS

    5. If PROXY SERVER is ticked this will interfere with your connection  -  untick it.

    6. Press OK  then APPLY then recheck for browser activity.

    If this doesn't work then good luck with your troubleshooting.

    GiGI