This is really weird. I am on one machine that can find the other by IP Address, but not by the Computer Name. On both machines, I have done an ipconfig /flushdns and a ipconfig /registerdns.
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either yet i can pping it from cmd.exe so i have no idea wats going on
How can I find the IP address of a website I am visiting?
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View 3 Replies View RelatedMy problem started when my computer froze up. I was unable to move my mouse or do anything else. I turned my computer off and back on, and when it came back on, the first thing I noticed was that the visual theme had changed to one resembling an earlier version of Windows. I eventually found a solution to that. Now the remaining problem is that I can't connect to the internet. I am "connected" to my wireless network, but it says "limited or no connectivity." My IP address is listed as 0.0.0.0. When I use the "repair" option for my wireless network, it says it can't renew my IP address. It says the problem is probably with the network. Internet Explorer also says that. However, I know the problem is strictly with the computer itself.
When I renew the IP address myself, it just stays the same--0.0.0.0. I can't connect to the internet this way. I use a Toshiba Portege M400-S5032 with Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005. I have a Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless Router WGR614 v7. Please be patient with me, as I don't know anything about how wireless networking works, or very many technical terms assosciated with it.
We have run across a problem here with APIPA addressing. After we install Windows updates, Windows assigns an APIPA address in the 169.254.x.x range, instead of getting an address from the DHCP server. The effect is that the computer loses connectivity with the network and the Internet. You can confirm this problem by running an IPCONFIG and checking for an address in the 169.254 range.
Releasing and renewing the address does not correct the problem. Assigning a static IP address resolved the issue. Searching the Microsoft Knowledge Base, we found a registry hack that will disable APIPA addressing on the computer, and this does correct the problem so the computer can connect to the network again. We assume that the problem is a result of an update from last Tuesday, but we have not determined which update is the problem. We are still looking. Our concern is that as DHCP leases expire with computers in the field, that this effect may appear. If you get calls for loss of network or Internet connectivity, have the user run IPCONFIG, and if they have an APIPA address, the registry hack is outlined in KB article
I am using Windows XP Home edition. How do you delete an address from the list of automatic webb address list in the Address box? I tried highlighting it and entering delete but it doesn't get deleted.
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View 4 Replies View Relatedsomehow or another my address bar url r being deleted everytime i restart my computer. I did have some ad ware, and registry fix software installed but I have uninstalled it and the problem is still there.I have searched around the tool menu for what i thought might be a simple solution but I can't seem to fix this problem.
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View 6 Replies View RelatedNot sure if this is the right place to ask this question, so I hope you will excuse me as it is my first time here. This question is from my brother who cannot get a web address to enter into his address section on IE. What might you suggest he do so I can pass your information on?
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Just how can you "ping"?
View 11 Replies View RelatedI have 4 pcs on a network. All with same static IP, and Gateway. Connected to 1 Hub. There is no internet connection.
Im having problems getting the pcs to speak to each other. Some PC's can ping anohter, but it wont work the other way fround (eg, pc a can ping pc b, but pc b can't ping pc a). Why?
they are all part of a network, have the same protocols and clients in Netowrking proertys. Firewalls are turned off.
I have this type of internet http://www.incomich.com in my pc and i am confuse cuase sometimes is fast and sometimes so slow ok wen the guy came and install the internet he came and install a big pole with antena in top of my house and he did a check on the computer inserting a PING number so i was wondering what is that for? (so i copy the number wen he was inserting it) so i did it last night it just show me this number and letters
doing ping to the number i have insert with 32 bytes
bytes=32 time=2ms TLL=63
bytes=32 time=3ms TLL=63
bytes=32 time=3ms TLL=63
bytes=32 time=3ms TLL=63
STADISTICAS
packages
SEND =4 RECIVE=4 LOST=0
APROXIMATE ROUND TRIP TIMES IN MILLISECOND
MINIMUM=2ms MAXIMUM=3ms MEDIUM =3ms
I use the TP link router(192.168.1.1) to connect two PC together and there is PPPoE in router
and connect to internet .
Both PC use cable connect to router.
The XP HOme PC get IP 192.168.1.11 .
The XP prod notebook get IP 192.168.1.10 .
Both network adpator use DHCP to get IP from router.
Both XP/PC bootup safe mode with networking .
There is no firewall/virus scanner startup .
Both PC can connect internet and web browse without problem.
I can ping from the notebook 192.168.1.10 to PC 192.168.1.11
But I cannot ping from the PC 192.168.1.11 to notebook 192.168.1.10.
Why I can ping one PC from one direction , but it is failure from another PC?
My Windows XP Professional SP2 computer connect to the internet ok
through Ethernet cable to my cable broadband modem. If I use the command
prompt to ping my modem or any other address it just hangs until I close it
down, I have also tried connecting the modem via USB with the same results.
Anyone got any ideas as to the cure for this problem. I also have McAfee
internet security suite installed and have run complete virus checks and
also run Adaware & Spybot S&D.
How to do low ping in cs?
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System:
XP Home on an eMachines T2742 (2.7 GHZ; 256 Mb RAM; 40 Gb HDD)
Problem:
Boots to Welcome screen and loops back to welcome screen when any of the
UserID buttons are clicked. Ctl-Alt-Del brings up the Classic login dialog
box, but still loops back to XP Style Welcome screen when attempting to log
in from the Classic dialog. Cannot circumvent the boot sequence, nor get
past the Welcome screen to get to any desktop functions in XP.
What I Tried:
F8 out of startup sequence to safe mode - same thing
F8 out of startup sequence to command prompt mode - same thing
F8 out of startup sequence to last known good config - same thing
F8 out of startup sequence to debug mode - same thing
F8 out of startup sequence to boot logging mode - same thing
Checked the CMOS settings for odd power or video settings - all default
settings appear correct.
I have a machine that I can't ping or map. They are both XP-Pro SP3
I have checked the normal stuff, i.e. firewall on/off, File and Printer Sharing exception, File and Printer Sharing in TCP/IP, TCP/IP settings,
I would like to know how to find windows scandisk on my computer. I have windows xp.
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