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Originally Posted by Rob M
Try this:
Code:
nslookup www.google.co.uk
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I'll bet that fails.
Once it has go to your network connections dialogue, and look uner the 'properties' of the TCP/IP component - have a look and see what it says for DNS Servers. |
Yes it came up with "No response from server"
The TCP is dotted in append primary specific.........
Append parent.......is ticked
ravel. going for my dinner now be back later thanks.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bender
although the device is listed as working properly, removing it and readding it can fix a whole range of issues and reset some settings to default, meaning you basically start with a blank canvas on the device.
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Thanks m8 wasn't doubting you, and will still try it
ravel
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Originally Posted by moaningmags
He has ip and DNS set to automatic.
Try going to start, run, type services.msc, ok it.
You'll get huge list, look for DNS Client.
Double click it make sure start up type is automatic and that the service has started.
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Done that "Status" Started "Startup type" Automatic
ravel
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bender
remove the network device from device manager, then rescan and let the machine readd the device.
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i presume you are using the correct ethernet cable type to connect directly to the modem?
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Hi Bender do I select "uninstall" in the sub menu, and where do I scan to replace the file again please.
ravel