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In Windows 7 I was connected wirelessly for about a week when one day I came home and the wireless was connected with a strong signal but it said that I had "No Internet Access"
It's been 3 days since then now and I have yet to find a way to fix it.
My wireless drivers are right off the disk that came with the wireless card.
Can anyone help me?
My problem is similar to these:
http://forums.cnet.com/5208-7589_102-0.html?threadID=120346
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7network/thread/90841fe7-c910-424b-82d7-48be7ef69f39
Alright, I looked at those settings and "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically" were already selected. I've never messed with those settings before. Like I said, my computer wasn't even touched between the time where it worked and when it broke. I ran
– RyanScottLewis – 2010-01-30T22:15:31.283ipconfig /all
and the results are here: http://friendpaste.com/4RJeAnW8iV7pizx3hezzgQhm.. in the log you posted it shows just a Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection 2 - where is number one...? This is really starnge because windows 7 names an adapter just with a 2 if there is another one! but also this second one is deactivated, that means that you didn't select a network to connect to (click at the network-symbol in the right part of the task-bar near the clock, select your network and click at Connect - what does it show?). Also you should check if you deactivated the wifi using the button somewhere outside at the notebook - most notebooks have a button for this. – BasisBit – 2010-01-31T00:22:14.503
1facepalm Someone downstairs unplugged the wireless router and plugged the ethernet cable into another computer. The reason why it was named "Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection 2" was because I reinstalled the driver and tried to make a new network connection. Thank you for all the help, though! – RyanScottLewis – 2010-01-31T03:32:04.007
ok... but the ipconfig /all answer really doesn't fit to this, because there you see that nothing was connected and you said you had a good signal and it was connected. weird. But anyway: good that you solved the problem :D – BasisBit – 2010-01-31T04:54:10.323