We have a wireless router for two computers in our home, plus the desktop
that has the main cable modem. The second computer on the wireless is fine.
On Monday as well as before I used my laptop and all was fine. Connected
right to the internet and all. Then the next day I went to go on the internet
and I am getting a message that Vista can not idenify the wireless and or the
the ethernet connection to the router. I have tried everything I can think of
to gain access to the router. I need help.

Posting the result of ipconfig /all here may help.

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"Suzie" wrote in message
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We have a wireless router for two computers in our home, plus the desktop
that has the main cable modem. The second computer on the wireless is
fine.
On Monday as well as before I used my laptop and all was fine. Connected
right to the internet and all. Then the next day I went to go on the
internet
and I am getting a message that Vista can not idenify the wireless and or
the
the ethernet connection to the router. I have tried everything I can think
of
to gain access to the router. I need help.