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Originally Posted by Chuckster
Hi,
Can you access the Router configuration pages (192.168.1.1)?.
Have you checked that the MAC for the Wireless NIC on the laptop is in the MAC Address Filter List?
Is 'MAC Address Filtering Enabled' on the router?
It sounds to me like the router is not accepting your MAC Address and assigning you a APIPA address (169.XX......).
Hope this helps  |
Hi Chuckster, I can't access the router from IE but I can ping it fine from command prompt. I can also ping other machines on the network fine and access network drives. Mac filtering and all security on the router has been switched off and dhcp is definitely enabled on the router and in Vista.