erikhaan

Well the fix itself ran fine...and I rebooted...But the problem has not been solved! Sincerely, Erik

The Winsock fix DID NOT WORK!!! :help:

Yeah, we'll see. I really hope it works. This has been entirely frustrating. I want everyone to know I really appreciate them chiming in. Sincerely, Erik

I'm having my brother burn the Winsock fix for me. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks, Erik

If you can find something on that Web page that helps with my problem, let me know! Thanks, Erik

I hardwired the laptop to the router with an ethernet cable and ran the Network Setup Wizard. It created something called a "Network Bridge." Is this what I want? Anyways, after creating this Network Bridge nothing changed. I still have the same problem. I agree with you. It sure will be comforting to finally figure all of this out! Sincerely, Erik

Aussie, I'm having trouble figuring out how to translate what you're saying into Microsoft XP. Can anyone help, or does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks, Erik

It's ok...I still have no idea what to do next, though... Sincerely, Erik

Completely lost based on what you said. Thanks for chiming in though! Sincerely, Erik

I tried changing my router's power setting to "Meximum Power Save", but it didn't do anything. I don't think your other advice will apply in this case, either, but thank you for trying. Sincerely, Erik

My wireless card IS listed. I have all that you mentioned. Thanks, Erik

The "netsh..." command did not repair my Internet connection. My machine is a laptop. I moved it into the room with the router and plugged it directly in with an ethernet cable. Do I need to run Network Setup? I wasn't able to get a connection. I also reset the router, but it didn't do anything, either. Thanks, Erik

1. I checked the base station management software. Access is not being limited to computers with certain MAC addresses. 2. I did not see anything in the base station management software that limited the IP address range, but I may not have been looking in the right places. If anyone can tell me where to look in the base station management software for this information, that would be helpful. Thank you. Sincerely, Erik

I did exactly as you said. Instead of an error message it just takes me to another command prompt. Is this normal?

I did exactly as you said and it came up with: "The following command was not found: ip reset resetlog.txt" Do I have to have my wireless card in when I'm doing this?