Unable to communicate with Primary DNS Server using Linksys E3000 Router

[intoxicating]

I have purchased a Linksys E3000 Router. I have connected it up to my PS3, laptop, idevice and two visitor laptops on time with no problems. On the other hand, my wife’s tablet will not bond toward the internet. It connects to the wireless network very well, but simply not to the Internet. I keep receiving the similar error "Cannot communicate with Primary DNS Server". The Laptop is running Windows Vista SP 2. I did some settings that has mentioned in the Window vista troubleshooting guide and also in Windows help. There were actually 3 solutions but none of them worked at all. So if you have any idea about what is causing this error please let me know.

[KennedII]

As far as I know in Windows vista TCP Window Scaling has been enabled as a result of default. If your router does not bear this characteristic, it can reason accidental DNS as well as link errors. This is a frequent cause of vista restricted association errors. Other thing is the Windows Vista enables a TCP Window Scaling preference via default. For the majority computer this is an excellent obsession. On the other hand, if your router does not endure this, it can trouble numerous connections which are bond on your network. This divergence will cause fall packets and restricted connection in numerous conditions.

[Christina 80]

To fix this issue, you must perform one of 2 possessions. Foremost, just upgrade the router to get benefit of this innovative attribute. Next, you can simply disableTCP feature.

• Connect to the network on your Vista computer.
• Click on res://ieframe.dll/dnserror.htm# link at the same time as your network connection is functioning
• Click the linkage that tells “Diagnose Connection Problems”
• Click the switch that tells “Turn off the TCP setting that is not compatible with your router”.
• Let the fix to have effect

[Chakradev]

Here is my solution for your issue and I hope that it will work for you.
Step 1:

• Connect to router (type 192.168.0.1 otherwise 192.168.1.1 inside the URL bar) and sign in using credentials.
• Ensure that you are within the Setup -> Basic Setup category.
• Scroll down to 'DHCP Server' - if has been disabled, pick 'Enable'.
• Enable DHCP if you would like, you can modify the numeral that the DHCP IP conveying begins. Use the DNS servers offered to you as a result of your ISP. There are numerous DNS servers away there. It's preeminent to make use of your ISP's if probable.
• Again Scroll down and choose 'Save Settings'.

Step 2:

• Go to Start>Control Panel>Networking and sharing center >Change adapter settings.
• Right click the Local Area Connection and pick properties.
• Emphasize Internet Protocol edition 6 and choose Properties.
• Select “Obtain DNS server address automatically “and then click Ok.
• Replicate the procedure for Internet Protocol version 4 too.

[Langward]

The “reset” command is obtainable inside the IP framework of the NetShell function. Go after these steps to utilize the reset command on the way to reset TCP/IP physically:

• First of all open the command prompt in your computer. I hope that you know how to open it. Just click start>run and type “cmd” and press enter.
• Now cpy and paste the below command on your command prompt window:
• netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
• Note: If you do not like to identify a directory pathway on behalf of the log file, make use of the next command:
• netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
• Reboot the computer and the above command will alter some of your registry entries to resolve the issues.