Cant get connected to router, shows up as limited, also cannot connect to hotspot on phone. How to fix?
From what it seems since your phone also won't work with the hotspot, the limited is due to a problem with the hotspot itself. If you own the hotspot, restarting the router may fix the problem but if you don't own it, then either contact the administrator or find another access point to use.
SOURCE: Acer Aspire 4315 can't connect to internet through wireless ADSL router
netsh int ip reset reset.log
netsh winsock reset catalog
Reboot
SOURCE: Cant connect laptop to cable modem
OK based on the IP address you've given me I can tell that your network card is not getting an IP from the cable modem. The IP you have there is automatically assigned by windows in the absence of a proper DHCP server.
You have 2 options now you can try to manually assign the IP address and connect to the modem or if u have the CD that came with it you can connect to it using a USB connection (most modems have a usb port) and configure the modem manually to give you an IP or at least see what address range it is using and configure your PC to suit.
If you don't have the CD and USB and you want to manually assign an IP address to your PC most modems tend to use 1 of 3 address, you can try either:
192.168.1.1
192.168.0.1
10.0.0.1
to connect to the modem (if you use a ping command from the command prompt with any of the above addresses the one that replies is the ip of ur modem)
and manually configure your PC network card with either
192.168.1.25
192.168.1.25
10.0.0.25
Its a little technical i know but you should be able to do it
Hope this helps you.
If this doesn't work we can try a "tracert" command next to see if we can determine the modem IP
SOURCE: Lost Internet Connection but only on Acer, not three other device
sounds like you ethernet net card is malfuntioning
SOURCE: brand new aspire 5532 wireless lan is on, wants a
If you are at a area with a hotspot that is not encrypted then yes, you should be able to connect. Places such as Starbucks, McDonalds, and miscellaneous other places do have free hotspots whereas some places like Barnes & Noble (until recently) you actually had to pay to be able to access the wireless hotspot.
Testimonial: "Thank you I am in midtown Manhattan large apt bldg and assumed there would be a large volume of hotspots (servers) to connect."
SOURCE: Wireless connected but internet not working.
try opening ie then clicking the file tab, look to see if there is a tick next to 'work offline' if there is then uncheck it.
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