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I recently had a docotor's office that is one of my clients ask to put her
laptop computers on their network. They use Static I.P. Addresses for each of the computers connected to their network. I modified the wireless N router to work as a wireless switch. I have he other computers running XP on the wireless network and my laptop running Vista Home Premium on the network but the ones using Vista Basic will only show the local network and not the internet. This is on the wireless card and on the LAN adapter. Is there a fix to this problem other than ripping out the Vista OS and putting in XP Pro? -- CompTIA Certified Professional |
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You may want to check if there is any new firmware for the router and new
driver for NIC. Or this link may help. Vista Local OnlyVista Local Only. Vista: Local only - no Internet issues Vista - Local Connection Only Vista: Wireless local only. Post your questions, comments, ... http://bobmsmvp.googlepages.com/vistalocalonly -- Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "JJarvis" wrote in message ... I recently had a docotor's office that is one of my clients ask to put her laptop computers on their network. They use Static I.P. Addresses for each of the computers connected to their network. I modified the wireless N router to work as a wireless switch. I have he other computers running XP on the wireless network and my laptop running Vista Home Premium on the network but the ones using Vista Basic will only show the local network and not the internet. This is on the wireless card and on the LAN adapter. Is there a fix to this problem other than ripping out the Vista OS and putting in XP Pro? -- CompTIA Certified Professional |
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-- CompTIA Certified Professional "JJarvis" wrote: I recently had a docotor's office that is one of my clients ask to put her laptop computers on their network. They use Static I.P. Addresses for each of the computers connected to their network. I modified the wireless N router to work as a wireless switch. I have he other computers running XP on the wireless network and my laptop running Vista Home Premium on the network but the ones using Vista Basic will only show the local network and not the internet. This is on the wireless card and on the LAN adapter. Is there a fix to this problem other than ripping out the Vista OS and putting in XP Pro? -- CompTIA Certified Professional |
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It is not an issue with the firmware or anything like that. Using the LAN
RJ45 I get the same thing. It is a setting somewhere. I disabled the firewall. Ripped out the Norton Inet security and I still get only local access. Does anyone out there have a fix for this problem. I have a computer running vista home premium and it works fine using the same ip address and settings. I called Microsoft and their crazy tech support wants me to call acer and acer wants almost 3 bucks a minute to solve the problem they created. I can't believe customer service has gone down the toilet. I would starve to death if I ran my business like these companies run theirs. |
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You did assign a default gateway on the adapter?
--- Jeffrey Randow Windows Networking MVP 2001-2006 http://www.networkblog.net On Mon, 3 Dec 2007 07:13:04 -0800, JJarvis wrote: It is not an issue with the firmware or anything like that. Using the LAN RJ45 I get the same thing. It is a setting somewhere. I disabled the firewall. Ripped out the Norton Inet security and I still get only local access. Does anyone out there have a fix for this problem. I have a computer running vista home premium and it works fine using the same ip address and settings. I called Microsoft and their crazy tech support wants me to call acer and acer wants almost 3 bucks a minute to solve the problem they created. I can't believe customer service has gone down the toilet. I would starve to death if I ran my business like these companies run theirs. |