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When I place my mouse over the network icon, by the clock, it says:
"Currently connected to Network. Access: Local Only" Other times it says: "Currently connected to Network. Access: Local and Internet". My question is: Why the difference? When it says: "Local Only", my internet works fine. Thanks. |
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Hey Doc,
maybe have a look @ http://support.microsoft.com/kb/937477 sleep/hibernation issue or http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947041 multiple network adapter issue hope it helps some, please post if you find anything else! thanks ![]() |
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try setting a static IP on your internet NIC may fix the problem with the
NCSI (network connectivity status indicator) showing 'local only' when internet is still available... worked for me, could be related to specific modem/router, vista and DHCP? |