How can i fix error 323?

In order to access your network, you need to make sure that your router or modem is turned on and Internet is working. Additionally, you must ensure that network adapter on your computer is enabled.

To know how to connect to Internet, refer to the instructions mentioned on the links below:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/connect-internet#1TC=windows-7
http://www.wikihow.com/Connect-to-the-Internet-Wirelessly-in-Windows-7

In case you are facing issues connecting to Internet, refer to the link below for troubleshooting options:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/cant-connect-internet#1TC=windows-7

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Error 651 is a well-known bug in Windows 7 which happen when you try to connect to the Internet using PPPoE connection. If you're one of the victims who met this bug, you should see the following error message: Error 651: The Modem (or other connecting device) has reported an error. These connections, however, would work just fine in Windows XP or Windows Vista PCs. Below are a few solutions that can perhaps fix the problem:




Windows 7 Fix: Error 651 Modem PPPoE Broadband Internet Connection

Fix 1: - Error 651 Modem PPPoE Broadband Internet Connection

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Fix 2: - Error 651 Modem PPPoE Broadband Internet Connection

The root of the problem is believed to be caused by the RAS PPPoE file raspppoe.sys found in the folder C:\Windows\System32\Drivers. To fix this problem, we will have to replace the file raspppoe.sys with a new one. Try to copy the file from your friend's computer which has Windows 7 installed. Alternatively, you can download the raspppoe.sys file from this site (thanks to the author). After you get the file, before pasting it into C:\Windows\System32\Drivers, be sure that you rename the original file to something like raspppoe_ori.sys, so that if something weird happen you have a backup of your original file. Paste the new raspppoe.sys into the directory after you've renamed the original file. Try to connect your modem and it should work fine now.

It woule be great if you provide the exact model # of your notebook, operating system details and specific error.
However, you may try some of the basic troubleshooting for the Windows 7 Operating System from the below link.
http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C1007553

There is something wrong with the specific webpage that you tried to load.
What is the URL of that web-site?

You are using Internet Explorer 7 under Windows XP.
Please upgrade to Internet Explorer 8, to see if that fixes the problem.

1. check the line has internet service enable (telephone provider),
2. check the microfilters on each telephone plugs
3. check the dsl light stays always on. if not is a line/provider service problem.
4. enter the router webpage.
5. configure the user and password internet acess codes. (check the internet provider for your internet account)
6. check the internet light turns on

have you been online with this computer before?
or
Are you setting up for the first time?

Once you have an Internet Service Provider ,ISP,
you just need a modem and phone line access,
plug modem into phone socket and then into the computer,

My example modem is.........

Speed Touch 5x6v6 - Broadband Modem

log on to the modem using Internet Explorer Bar
Type 192.168.254
this will open the modems log on menu
then enter user name and password
its factory default is
user ADMIN
password ADMIN or 1234

once open there are some menu options on the main page

Speed Touch,
Broadband Connection,
Toolbox,
Home Network,

to add new user and password,
go to toolbox,
user management,
add new user
add password,(write down username and password)
change default user
save and test
should have a green tick next to new default user now

selecting broadband ... shows both your,
dsl connection and internet connection status,
with a green tick next to each heading.

Home network will show you...
all devices connected to this modems network ie
the other computers and printers etc,
connected on your network.
In network ,select your computer in the menu tree,
select configure
this give you a menu to add info about your computer
ie name info, comupters ip address,
access to the local intranet or the internet

Now lets connect to the internet

select Broadband from fornt page
menu will open and display
DSL & Internet Connections
here we test functionality.on? or off?

Now we go to your computer,
start my network connection
run wizard in my network places
select new connection
follow prompts to the end.

open internet explorer
if web page opens then we are done and finished,
open tools and internet options,
connections and then lan settings
select automatically detect
Apply then close
Test webpage again,
when ok shut down and restart,
to save the computers new settings ,
Test again with internet explorrer.

if no connections run wizard again,

Hope this Helps,Cheers Misterdj

You have _THREE_ separate network connections to check:

1. your router, through your ADSL modem, to your ISP;

2. your computer, through an Ethernet cable, to your router;

3. your computer, through its wireless adapter, to the wireless adapter in your router.

So:

1. Connect the Ethernet cable from your laptop directly to your ADSL modem, bypassing the router.
Turn the router off.
Restart the modem.
Restart the computer.
Click Start
Click Run
Enter CMD and press ENTER
Enter IPCONFIG and press ENTER
You should get output like:
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
* IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 123.456.789.249
* Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 123.456.789.1
* Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Enter PING 123.456.789.1 and press ENTER
If PING does not respond, then telephone your ISP, and get them to trouble-shoot your connection.

2. Turn off the ADSL modem.
Connect the Ethernet cable from your laptop to one of the LAN ports on the router.
Turn the router on.
Restart your computer.
Click Start
Click Run
Enter CMD and press ENTER
Enter IPCONFIG and press ENTER
You should get output like:
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
* IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.100
* Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1
* Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Enter PING 192.168.0.1 and press ENTER
If PING does not respond, then your router is not working.
If PING does respond, connect another Ethernet cable from the WAN port on the router to the ADSL modem.
Turn the modem on, and wait until the flashing-lights on the modem, and on the router, settle-down to a steady pattern.
Type PING WWW.GOOGLE.COM and press ENTER.
If PING responds, then everything is fine.

3. If you fix #1 and #2, above, then your wireless adapter should work.

The RCA DCW615R is a cable modem and provides Internet signal to the connected computer. Windows 7 simply uses that signal and the Internet information from your provider to give your computer access to the Internet.
Reset the modem and turn off the computer until after the modem has been fully reset.

You can unplug power from the Modem, Router, and shut down the laptop. Then restore power to the Modem then the router and boot up the laptop and try to connect to the internet again. Sometimes flushing the DNS will correct the web page error.