Limited Or No Connectivity Errors in Windows

[davids2004]

I seem to get this error a lot, but I only get it on one PC. I have another desktop and several laptops and they never get this error. Would there be a reason why one of the desktops get this error. I am using the same type of router and wireless card.

I am using comcast internet and I used to have this problem as well when I had uverse. But as I stated it is always just this computer for some reason.

Thanks.

[glc]

Update the wireless adapter drivers. Make sure the security/encryption matches exactly.

[davids2004]

Originally Posted by glc Update the wireless adapter drivers. Make sure the security/encryption matches exactly.

You mean having the same exact security set up.

Such as router is WPA, my card is WPA.

Same password, etc?

[davids2004]

I have one of my pcs that does not like to connect to the network. All my other pcs and laptops work with no problems. Is there maybe something else that I need to do to get my one desktop to connect all the time. All security and everything is setup the same. I never have this problem with any other pc or laptop in the house and I have about 3 laptops and 2 desktops. The 4 out of 5 connect with no problems.

[glc]

Threads merged, please don't start new threads on the same issue.

[davids2004]

Well I was not getting any response back so trying to get a response back.

[Force Flow]

ok, lets go back a few steps here.

1) What hardware are you running on the PC in question?
2) How are you connecting to the router?
3) Like in the other thread, have you scanned for malware and viruses (malwarebytes, spybot, and AVG for instance)
4) Check the event viewer for errors (start > run > eventvwr.msc)

[davids2004]

Originally Posted by Force Flow ok, lets go back a few steps here. 1) What hardware are you running on the PC in question? 2) How are you connecting to the router? 3) Like in the other thread, have you scanned for malware and viruses (malwarebytes, spybot, and AVG for instance) 4) Check the event viewer for errors (start > run > eventvwr.msc)

1. Media Center Edition.
2. I am connected by a wireless connection. Not sure if this is what you are asking
3. Yes Clean
4. Just did and had a lot of application errors

On another note, I installed an antenna different than the one that came with the card. I have been doing it for a few days now and no problems. Hopefully it was just a signal issue.

[Force Flow]

1) what *hardware*, not software. Or, if it's a prebuilt rig, the make and model.


4) Look under "system". Networking errors usually appear there.

[davids2004]

Originally Posted by glc Threads merged, please don't start new threads on the same issue.

Again no one is responding to this, so started a new thread. I can guarantee that I can find multiple threads on the same thing.

[shadowpr]

It looks like Force Flow did respond, and you didn't reply back with what he asked for.

He asked for the hardware of the computer in question.

He also asked about the errors in event viewer under system.

[Force Flow]

If you don't reply back with details, we can't properly diagnose the problem.

[davids2004]

Originally Posted by Force Flow If you don't reply back with details, we can't properly diagnose the problem.

I got the answer on another site or what has been working.

I assigned a static IP as it seemed to be having IP problems. Since I have done that the problem seems to have been fixed.

So close this thread as well.