One of our employees purchased a new Toshiba Satellite P105-S6207 that come
with Vista Home Premium. She didn't like Vista and I spoke with their tech
support and they say the laptop was made specifically for Vista and they
won't be providing Windows XP drivers any time soon. I told her she is stuck
with it for now.

So the internet was working great for a week connecting through a Linksys
wireless G router. Since this weekend she says she can't on the internet at
all now. I took a look it and it connects to the router no problem. Her
daughter has Windows XP on a laptop and has no problems. When I looked at
the wireless connection status and settings, it says ipv4 is connected local
and internet. But ipv6 says limited. Any idea on why she cannot get
internet access at all now and she says she hasn't done anything different
except type a few letters and pay some bills.

chris1979 wrote:
One of our employees purchased a new Toshiba Satellite P105-S6207 that come
with Vista Home Premium. She didn't like Vista and I spoke with their tech
support and they say the laptop was made specifically for Vista and they
won't be providing Windows XP drivers any time soon. I told her she is stuck
with it for now.

So the internet was working great for a week connecting through a Linksys
wireless G router. Since this weekend she says she can't on the internet at
all now. I took a look it and it connects to the router no problem. Her
daughter has Windows XP on a laptop and has no problems. When I looked at
the wireless connection status and settings, it says ipv4 is connected local
and internet. But ipv6 says limited. Any idea on why she cannot get
internet access at all now and she says she hasn't done anything different
except type a few letters and pay some bills.

Disable IPV6 and stick with IPV4.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

under connection properties take the tick out of the check box for tcpip v6
and apply.
Martin

"chris1979" wrote:

What is the procedure in Vista to disable the ipv6? I haven't worked with
Vista much.

"Malke" wrote:

chris1979 wrote:
One of our employees purchased a new Toshiba Satellite P105-S6207 that come
with Vista Home Premium. She didn't like Vista and I spoke with their tech
support and they say the laptop was made specifically for Vista and they
won't be providing Windows XP drivers any time soon. I told her she is stuck
with it for now.

So the internet was working great for a week connecting through a Linksys
wireless G router. Since this weekend she says she can't on the internet at
all now. I took a look it and it connects to the router no problem. Her
daughter has Windows XP on a laptop and has no problems. When I looked at
the wireless connection status and settings, it says ipv4 is connected local
and internet. But ipv6 says limited. Any idea on why she cannot get
internet access at all now and she says she hasn't done anything different
except type a few letters and pay some bills.

Disable IPV6 and stick with IPV4.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

What is the procedure in Vista to disable the ipv6? I haven't worked with
Vista much.

"Malke" wrote:

chris1979 wrote:
One of our employees purchased a new Toshiba Satellite P105-S6207 that come
with Vista Home Premium. She didn't like Vista and I spoke with their tech
support and they say the laptop was made specifically for Vista and they
won't be providing Windows XP drivers any time soon. I told her she is stuck
with it for now.

So the internet was working great for a week connecting through a Linksys
wireless G router. Since this weekend she says she can't on the internet at
all now. I took a look it and it connects to the router no problem. Her
daughter has Windows XP on a laptop and has no problems. When I looked at
the wireless connection status and settings, it says ipv4 is connected local
and internet. But ipv6 says limited. Any idea on why she cannot get
internet access at all now and she says she hasn't done anything different
except type a few letters and pay some bills.

Disable IPV6 and stick with IPV4.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

What is the procedure in Vista to disable the ipv6? I haven't worked with
Vista much.



Hi

Control panel

network and sharing centre


second line down Connection click on view status

then properties

remove tick from IPV6

click OK

cheers

K/

On Feb 21, 12:50 pm, "Keith D" wrote:
What is the procedure in Vista to disable theipv6? I haven't worked with
Vista much.

Hi

Control panel

network and sharing centre

second line down Connection click on view status

then properties

remove tick fromIPV6

click OK

cheers

K/

I've had a very similar problem -- can hardly get online using a new
Vista computer, while my wife's XP laptop is doing fine (eg, she
connects at around 4 Mbits while I'm at around 150k...). I tried
unchecking IPV6 and haven't really seen any affect. Can you all think
of anything else that might be going on? Vista was ok for around a
week, not it's terrible. Thanks!