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Unidentified Network - Local Access Only
posted by johnb (88) 15 months ago (www.vistax64.com)
I have been using Vista since the first day it came out, on a wireless
network connected to a pc using xp with absolutely no problems at all. A few
days ago (same day onecare did a major update - coincidence?) I started to
get unidentified Network coming up on my network connection, local access
only. Looking and the information I had 2 networks showing at the same time,
both set to public.
I managed to delete one, and put the other back to private which seemed to
work for a time, but then after a while reset itself to unidentified network
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1. TRY SAFE MODE WITH NETWORKING first, try in safe mode with networking, and disable NORTON Internet Security Firewall. Perform MSCONFIG. Restart nb.
2. PERFORM DIAGNOSE AND REPAIR. Right click on the two computers on the display, select diagnose and repair.
3. REINSTALL WIRELESS CARD. Device manager, select uninstall under network adapters, restart the computer.
4. ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS/ SERVICES/ DHCP Client and WLAN—Right click on each service and select Properties, STOP the service and START IT AUTOMATIC back again. Restart the computer.
5. COMMAND PROMPT (Run as administrator)
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt (Restart the computer)
netsh reset winsock or netsh winsock reset (Restart the computer)
ipconfig /flushdns (Restart the computer)
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew (Restart the computer)
6. DISCONNECT THE ROUTER from the wall outlet, and connect it back again. Meanwhile restart the computer, so nb can obtain a clean IP address.
7. RESET ROUTER by pressing the button of the backside of the router for 10 seconds
I have the same problem. After reading many post from the user s with the same problem & almost all attempt to repair it after wasting my three days. I concluded that this is a problem of Vista. So I installed XP on my HP Notebook V6211AU & Internet is working fine with same hardware.