- Secondary skype not connecting to internet how to#
- Secondary skype not connecting to internet for mac#
- Secondary skype not connecting to internet Pc#
Obtain an IP address automatically and DNS automatically should be selected.
On the first window, select TCP/IP, then click the properties button, Then right click on Local area connection (Or wireless depending), and select properties.
Secondary skype not connecting to internet Pc#
That leaves both your PC and other laptop. If the adapter works on a different device, then we know the router, modem, and adapter are working correctly. I will greatly appreciate your help on this TJ, and will be looking forward to your reply. I saw somebody else having similar problems in the forum, but did not see your response with a solution to this particular problem and figured you might have sent it via e-mail.
Secondary skype not connecting to internet for mac#
This problem drives me nuts, as I disabled all the security features in the router, except for mac filtering, tried mac cloning and whole bunch of other suggestions I found on the WWW. My skype is connected though, no problem calling, talking, messaging.
Although, when I try using the internet through the Lynksys WRT300N V1.1 router, I cannot open any web page neither in IE, nor in FF. So, my problem is, when I am connecting my laptop tp the ADSL modem (speedtouch smth, I believe), I have no prob accessing the internet. I carefully looked at the suggestions you were posted, but could not exactly match them to my situation that I am hoping you would be able to help me resolve. Sorry for the trouble, but you are the only person that seem to know about the confusion over the dsl->wifi router->pc problems out of the whole bunch of forums I have gone through during the past 3 days. Now try to get online with internet explorer, you should be successful, if your not, post back on here with your results and I'll get back to you. Hit enter, your info should match your neighbors except for the IP address Then on your notebook/pc, click on start, run, type cmd, hit enter Then enter your unique IP address, netmask, gateway, and both dns servers. Go to your PC, start, control panel, network connections, right click on Wireless Network Connection, then select properties, On the general tab screen, Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and click properties, So, on your sheet of paper, you will have a unique IP address, the same netmask and gateway, and 2 dns servers. You also need to have the DNS servers that are listed, there should be 2 of them, write both of them down. Your netmask will be the same as his, 255.255.255.0 You need to have a different IP address than he has, so if his is 192.168.1.11, pick the last number and add 100 to it to be safe, so yours would be 192.168.1.111 (just an example) (Don't type the quotes just the command inside) To answer your question, have your neighbor do the following, Still no internet and I am outta ideas!!!Ĭan anyone suggest what I need to do to make my internet connection work?
In the Command Prompt, I also ran "ipconfig" which confirmed that my "Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection" = Autoconfiguration IP address:192.168.0.2 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 I guess this means that I do have a connection to a network (right?) In the Command Prompt, I ran a "ping" (ie ping 4.2.2.2) and the stats show no lost packets with an average round trip of 553milli-seconds. In ie7, I have also ensured that under LAN settings, the "Automatically detect settings" tickbox is the only box ticked. In ie7, I made sure that under "Internet Options", the "Never dial a connection" radio button is selected. Here are some things that I have done so far: However, this has not solved the problem of connecting me to the internet! When I attempt to use ie7 to browse, I still get the error "Internet Explorer cannot display web page" even though the moden is definitely connected (55 packets sent, 0 recieved so far).
Secondary skype not connecting to internet how to#
I initially had issues with connecting the modem (ie was recieving "Limited or no connectivity" messages even though I had a strong signal) until I figured out how to connect it. I am sharing a wireless modem connection with my neighbour (long story - he has the modem and has loaned the secured access key to me) and he only just gave me the access key today.
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