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Odd issue with WiFi on my laptop.
This is basically what happens. When I say boot into Windows 7 x64 it has absolutely no problems connecting to my router but won't connect to the internet. So most of time it starts with the exclamation point. Running the Trouble Shooter never really comes up with anything and eventually it does end up with internet access but that sometimes can take almost 10 minutes. I have tried the "standard" stuff like flush DNS, IP reset, Winsock reset. None of those seem to have any result.
It has a reserved IP in the network/router. The router is running DHCP. My connection is 40/40 fibre with a static IP. I have my phone also on the WiFi when at home it doesn't experience any issues. Basically it connects to the network but then has issues when trying to connect to the internet. I have just put up with it up until now but I have had enough of it and am looking for some help on maybe solving it. Thanks
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My first thought is a dying NIC or router. A friend had pretty much exactly the same problems, a router replacement solved it. Can you borrow a router from someone? To see if that works I mean.
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Yeah I suppose that could be a possibility. I mean if anything it's the NIC in the laptop. Everything else seems to connect no issues. Friends phones, his netbook that recently needed to repair. Anything else seems to connect up just fine just my Laptop is the one having issues.
I guess what makes it odd is that it has no issues connecting to the network itself just getting to internet access is where it gets hung up.
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Do you have any virtual network adapters?
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When the laptop initially connects is it getting the correct default gateway?
Have you tried hard coding all the network settings into the NIC (and completely eliminating any potential DHCP problems)?
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No only the one network connection. I even went in and checked their weren't any "strays"
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I even wiped the drivers and found the latest I could. I also revoked it's IP from the router to see if that made any difference.(it didn't) I will try setting it up completely manually and see if there is any difference.
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Try disabling your Security Software and any firewalls (including the router's) and trying it.
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So recently I have had this problem with a laptop at work. Sounds similar to yours.
One morning all of a sudden couldn't connect to the network at work. 2 different routers and brands, same network. Network gives a 10.x address, computer is getting 192.168.3x.x address. Have tried all the normal stuff, system restore, completely redoing the installation of the wireless card, everything. The only way to get it to work properly is to give it a static IP - a random 10.x address within our range - and it works fine. Connects to my phone great though, and the network itself is the problem. No other PCs (almost 30) have the problem, and there is NOTHING else on the network providing DHCP addresses. I can't figure it out.
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Well I have all the devices in my network on Static IP's and a run port range. But I think I may try what Kreij suggested and do set it up manually and see if it changes anything. It's currently connected as it always eventually does. Next time I reboot and it has it's little fit I will force it...
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