This can be the possible reasons that your net is not working. Any one of the following issues can cause problems when you try to communicate with a server on the Internet:
* The server is not functioning correctly or has been temporarily removed from the Internet.
* Your Internet browser is not configured correctly.
* The TCP/IP configuration for your dial-up connection to your ISP is incorrect.
* Your ISP's Domain Name Service (DNS) server is not working correctly.
* Hosts files in the System_drive:\Windows, System_drive:\Windows\System32\Drivers, and System_drive:\Program Files\Network Ice\Black Ice directories may be damaged or corrupted.
Internet not working
Re: Internet not working
Hi
Windows XP Desktop is showing that its connected to the internet, but when I try to open internet explorer it says. Cannot Find Server. Page can not be displayed. How do I get it to connect? My laptop is wired to a router thats
connected to my desktop and the internet on there works fine. For some reason though just the internet on my Desktop does not work. I also hooked my internet directly to my laptop and it works fine. But still my desktop is showing the same thing. I recently tried to Install Windows Service Pack 3 and there was a problem. It said Access Denied then quit the Installation.
Thanks
Windows XP Desktop is showing that its connected to the internet, but when I try to open internet explorer it says. Cannot Find Server. Page can not be displayed. How do I get it to connect? My laptop is wired to a router thats
connected to my desktop and the internet on there works fine. For some reason though just the internet on my Desktop does not work. I also hooked my internet directly to my laptop and it works fine. But still my desktop is showing the same thing. I recently tried to Install Windows Service Pack 3 and there was a problem. It said Access Denied then quit the Installation.
Thanks
Re: Internet not working
Hello
Sometimes the detection pulls the wrong driver. I'd start with the manufacturer's website and download a driver specific to the card. Always try the simplest solution first, as the complicated ones can mess up ten other things in the process.
Thanx
Sometimes the detection pulls the wrong driver. I'd start with the manufacturer's website and download a driver specific to the card. Always try the simplest solution first, as the complicated ones can mess up ten other things in the process.
Thanx