Connected to Network, but not Internet

[Theophilus]

Hello,

I'm using D-Link 802.11g/2.4GHz Wireless Router. I can able to connects to my network with my PC, but not able to connect to the internet. It also says my network is "Unidentified Network" . Please help me. Thank you

[worm4u]

Uninstall and delete all LAN and Wireless adapter drivers and let Vista detect and install them again

1. Right-click on "My Computer" and click Properties
   
   
2. Click on "Device Manager" from the left column
   
   
3. Expand "Network Adapters" Section
   
   
4. Right click on each network adapter and click "uninstall"
   
   
5. Click "Action" from the toolbar and Select "Scan for hardware changes"

Hope this helps

[Shen]

Refer this thread with the same problem and good solution Unidentified network, no internet

and also refer this same kind of threads:

http://forums.techarena.in/windows-v...rk/1079291.htm
Vista says I'm not connected to the Internet while I am connected
Connected to Network, but Showing NOT Connected
http://forums.techarena.in/networkin...ity/891187.htm

[Steve123]

Well it could be a few things.

• Your lancard is set to a manual IP-adress so it doesn't get an adress from DHCP
• Your card is defect
• Something went wrong with the drivers

first you should try to manually set your IP to your network's numbers. after that, if your hardware is functional, you will be able to ping the router from the inside. after that, if the gateway is set right, and the dns resolving works you'll be able to ping google.com

[Spyrus]

I have a strong suspicion that the problem is actually caused by IPv6 in conjunction with this router. Try this:

1. Control Panel > Network and Sharking Center > Manage Network Connections > right click your Friendly Neighbourhood Network Connection > Properties
   
2. Under the Networking Tab, unchecked Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)
   
3. Exit the dialogs.

Hope this helps.

[Theophilus]

Well it could be a few things.

• Your lancard is set to a manual IP-adress so it doesn't get an adress from DHCP
• Your card is defect
• Something went wrong with the drivers

first you should try to manually set your IP to your network's numbers. after that, if your hardware is functional, you will be able to ping the router from the inside. after that, if the gateway is set right, and the dns resolving works you'll be able to ping google.com

Thanks you so much to all of you, I just manually set all settings and it works.