Internet connected but cant connect to internet explore

It seems like you intetnet explorer has crash down due to many reasons it cant be corrected eaisly so I suggeyt you to use another browser like chrome or mozilla

You didn't give enough information - I have to assume you are using Windows XP.
For a wired connection:
Click "Start"
Click "Control Panel"
Click "Network and Internet Connections"
Click "set up or Change your Internet Connection"
Then use the "Internet Properties" dialog box with the "Connections" tab selected.

Close to the top click the "Setup" box.
this should open up a wizard and from there you will need to enter the information from your ISP.

For a wireless connection you can click on the "Wireless Network Setup Wizard " instead of the "Set up or Change your Internet Connection"

First, stop using Internet Explorer - use Chrome or Firefox, but thats not really relevant..
Check your connection settings in Internet Explorer, Tools, Options, Internet Options, Connections and remove the dial-up settings and configure your LAN settings as needed

Try connecting to the Internet through the ethernet port (via a cable). If Internet Explorer loads the target page then you have a configuration problem with WI-Fi access : The wireless security settings are not allowing the computer to access the Internet.
If Internet Explorer does not connect with the cable then the problem resides with Internet Explorer. Try to reset the defaults. To confirm that download FireFox and use it. Besides you need two browsers just in case one acts up.

Hello,

Try this:

Control Panel>Internet Options>Connections Tab>LAN Setting tab -- Make sure the Automatically detect settings is selected and nothing else. Select OK to back out of all windows and retry your connection.

Good Luck
C2Solutions

Have you upgraded to IE8 = internet explorer 8? When you comnnect to the internet watch your DSL modem and see if your modemis timing out when you try to connect. this means that the interent light will go out while you are trying to connect to yahoo. Other than that I don't know why it is doing it without being where you are to see it. There are a few othe things to try. Clear out your cookie folder and run your virus checker to see if it is a virus problem and last but it seems like you lost your yahoo drivers or cookies and that's why you are not getting a connection to Yahoo. Is yahoo your main connection page? if so it might be that your home page got hijacked and running a virus checker/spam checker should find it.

I am running Windows 7 (the new vista) so I hope I can help. Go to the "Start" button and select "Control Panel". Click on "Network and Internet" and then "Network and Sharing Center". You shouls see something like: Computer =====Network ====== Internet. If there is an "X" on one of the connections, that may help you decide which option further down to try. You can keep me posted if this helps to this point.

Hi there,

Try to set your IP address to automatic then afterwards, go to Run and type "cmd". A command prompt window will appear, type the following commands:

ipconfig -release (press enter)
ipconfig -dnsflush (press enter)
ipconfig - renew (press enter)

after typing these commands, close the window and try to browse the internet. If the same thing happens,restart your computer and try browsing the internet again.

it is still trying to connect via your modem, go to control panel>network connection, and you will see your modem dialup connection, right click and select dissable if required.

next open up internet explorer, go to tools>internet options, then click on connections tab, then half way down select 'never dial a connection'.

Click apply>ok, then close internet explorer, open it up again and wait a few seconds and it will connect via your router(asuming that it is correctly set up).

If no page appears then click refresh a few times.

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