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RE: Local Access Only, Unidentified Network

 
 
maranas
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      12-11-2009

Since you have been able to surf the web with the same computer before, it may be similar to a problem I encountered with my computer. It may have been due to malware/viruses.

Try doing an "ipconfig /all". If you have an IP.

Then ping any url (e.g. google.com). If you get a response, your gateway and DNS are working, which means we have a similar problem See this post: http://omokute.blogspot.com/2009/12/...ocal-only.html

Try creating a new user, and connecting to the network with that user. It worked for me. I haven't solved the problem yet, but I got it to work again.


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