Computer will not search

GO ONLINE AND SEARCH UP YAHOO UNBLOCKED OR U CAN SEARCH IT UP ON THE WEB

Connect your computer to your router.
It should automatically get an IP-address.
Click the Windows "Start" button (Windows 7).
Type 'cmd' into the search-box.
Press ENTER.
Type 'IPCONFIG /ALL'.
Look for the IP-address of the "gateway", or the IP-address of the "DHCP-server".
That is the IP-address that you want to type into your web-browser.

Plug a computer into the D-Link.
Under Windows 7, click the "Start" button.
Into the search-box, type 'cmd' and press ENTER.
Type 'ipconfig /all'.
Look for the IP-address of the "gateway" (or the "DHCP-server").
Type that IP-address into your web-browser.

Connect your computer to the router.
Assuming Windows 7, click the "Start" button.
Into the search-box, type 'CMD' and press ENTER.
Type 'IPCONFIG /ALL'.
Look for the IP-address of the "gateway" (or "DHCP-server").
Type that IP-address into your web-browser.

Drivers are not required, the device is a networking device and doesn't interact with the OS directly anyway.
What you might be looking for is the Web Interface that allows you to change settings, update firmware etc.
By default most are configured to either 19.168.0.1 / 10.0.0.1 / 10.1.1.1
Open your web browser, type one of those into the web address bar until you find the one that brings up the web page, from here you should be able to configure a few things.
If you are unsure click start > run > type: cmd > hit enter> a dos prompt appears, now type: tracert www.google.com
You will see IP addresses appear as the computer traces the path the packets are taking to reach google, what you are interested in is the first address that is in that list, that should be your switch ip address and all you have to do now, is type that address in your browser address bar. This should now bring up the configuration page for the switch.

Still unsure of the address, head to D-links website and find the support link and search for your model of switch, from here you can bring up the detailed users guide which will contain instructions on how to access the Web interface also.

Connect your computer to the router.
Assuming Windows 7, click the "Start" button.
Type 'cmd' into the search-box, and press ENTER.
Type 'IPCONFIG /ALL'.
Look for the IP-address of the "gateway" or "DHCP-server".
Type that IP-address into your web-browser.

Ascertain the website that is requesting retain is functional. The website that is available for retaill on the internet would diaplay when type search. For example, type search the appropiate web address of the onlin retailer into the computer devices browsers. In the siatuation that the web site were malfunctional would least produce results, either as messages of malfunction for example. Also, computer telecommunications devices require functionalities to derive networking. Where for example, computer from which online transactions were requested should have as prior installment an internet connectivityy with component that allow transactions.

i will assume that when you opened your web browser, your home page had been set to your email account web page. you have to find out the web page address, and then in the options for your web browser, change the start up page. to find out the web address of your emails, you will have to goto support for your email provider and ask them. your previous configuration probably remembered the passwords too.

Try hitting the Tab key from the web page address. If you can type then, it sounds like you've got a mouse pointer problem. Also try changing your search engine. Left click on the Yahoo symbol, then "Manage Search Engines" and select a different search program (Google, Amazon, e-bay, etc).

Since you can type, it's not a keyboard problem.

You may also want to try dragging your browser to a different part of your screen and trying to type with the window in a different part of the display. It's unlikely, but you may have a bad touchpad that doesn't recognize the upper right corner, so moving it to a different part of the display may isolate that problem, remote though it is.

If they listed the web address in the e-mail, try typing the address in the address bar or the search bar of a search engine. If you have any other questions or have already tried this, let me know.