http://fix-internet-problem.com/internet-connection-problem/trying-to-repair-my-wireless-network-connection-clearing-dns-cache-how-to Quick & Easy Fixes For All Your Internet Problems Wed, 18 Nov 2009 07:37:14 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://fix-internet-problem.com/internet-connection-problem/trying-to-repair-my-wireless-network-connection-clearing-dns-cache-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-1339 Spud =) Fri, 14 Aug 2009 05:27:51 +0000 http://fix-internet-problem.com/?p=324#comment-1339 I am assuming you are using windows XP in which case you may go to start- control panel- network options you may need to right click the network icon for your connection and enable it. occasionally this goes down and has to be re enabled. if that is not an option or it is already enabled try turning off your wireless card and then restarting your computer. then start your wireless connection again. if this does not work it may be that the network you are connecting too is extremely busy or you are too far away from the source to obtain a clear signal you might also try to ping the network to make sure you are not loosing packets. to do this go to run-then type cmd on the command prompt window type ping then the network name and see if it is sending and receiving the packets I am assuming you are using windows XP in which case you may go to start- control panel- network options you may need to right click the network icon for your connection and enable it. occasionally this goes down and has to be re enabled. if that is not an option or it is already enabled try turning off your wireless card and then restarting your computer. then start your wireless connection again. if this does not work it may be that the network you are connecting too is extremely busy or you are too far away from the source to obtain a clear signal
you might also try to ping the network to make sure you are not loosing packets. to do this go to run-then type cmd on the command prompt window type ping then the network name and see if it is sending and receiving the packets

]]> http://fix-internet-problem.com/internet-connection-problem/trying-to-repair-my-wireless-network-connection-clearing-dns-cache-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-1340 NORS Fri, 14 Aug 2009 04:52:05 +0000 http://fix-internet-problem.com/?p=324#comment-1340 If you have admin rights try the following from a command prompt: Start - Run (or Window Key + R) and type in CMD and press enter At the prompt type in the following, don't type in the *press enter* part... ;) ipconfig /release *press enter* ipconfig /flushdns *press enter* You can also try disabling your wireless device and then re-enabling it. Another thing can be to use the steps above and then restart. Good Luck If you have admin rights try the following from a command prompt:
Start – Run (or Window Key + R) and type in CMD and press enter
At the prompt type in the following, don’t type in the *press enter* part…
ipconfig /release *press enter*
ipconfig /flushdns *press enter*
You can also try disabling your wireless device and then re-enabling it. Another thing can be to use the steps above and then restart.
Good Luck

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