SOURCE: I can't use internet
Assuming that I am understanding your problem correctly, you can connect via your wireless access point, but Internet Explorer isn't working on your computer? Does the problem exist on the other computers as well? It would appear that you have a connection, just no browser. If the problem is simply the browser not working on one computer (your laptop I presume), then download another copy of the browser on a different computer, save to a flash drive and reinstall it on the problem system. The browsers can cache web pages temporaily and stores the URL's to recently visited web pages in the history folder. I also would suggest having more than one browser on every computer because of problems like this. The most popular and sometimes the primary browser used is Mozilla Firefox from www.mozilla.com. Browsers do not resolve the web domain name (URL) This name resolution is performed by a Domain Name Service Server (DNS). Your ISP most likely also has a DNS server and provides the address resolution for your queries on the internet. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: can't get it to talk to my LAN in ad hoc mode
Is the AP connected to the router using a ethernet cable? Are you having similar issues when you connect wirelessly to the wireless router?
SOURCE: Slow internet connection
Go to http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest to see how fast your internet speeds really are. Then contact your ISP to see if the speed you are getting is within tolerance for the package you pay for.
SOURCE: Not able to configure wifi router
im having trouble with wireless connection it says i have full signal but is not connected
SOURCE: WBR-2310 only connects to internet wired to pc nothing else
hi ! the router has a built-in firewall. you just need the port numbers for your devices (from your device manufacturer) and open them inside the router.
you can ask assistance from dlink tech support at 877-453-5465. just an advise on how to handle the call when you reach dlink tech support (agent); do not agree to call back after you troubleshoot with them (they'll be giving you a case id reference# and be advising you to check your pc or call "who" and call them back to continue the troubleshooting). insist to the agent that he need to resolve the problem asap (by the way, agents are not allowed to drop the call or they'll be dead-history!). and if the agent still insisted you to call back, ask for a "senior level technician" to finish the job (escalate the problem).
fyi: dlink tech support handling time to resolve a call is 15 to 18 minutes only. if you reach that 15-18 minutes (max) time the agent will think of a way for you to call back (advising you to check with your pc manufacturer, check with your ISP, call microsoft to update your software, etc... non-sense!) they need to do this in order to reach their handling time (agents need to reach 21 to 25 billable calls, and billable calls are "solution provided", "resolved", and "dropped call"). ---- believe me, i was one of them and repented ....
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