What should I do if I'm connected to WiFi and keep getting a "No Internet Access" error?
It can be one of the most frustrating moment in your life when you are connected to the wifi but no to the internet.But don’t worry here I will tell you all possible fix to solve WIFI connected but no internet issue or error.I will suggest you to try all these tricks one by one…Fix 1: Restart DevicesI know most of you have done this step already couples of time.In case if you have not restarted all the devices then you should must restart all the devices before moving to the next step.I have personally observed good ol’ reboot is a fix to most of network related issue in the computer.I will suggest you restart modem and Router both if they are separated, One more important thing wait for at least 30 seconds before giving it a fresh start. Apart from modem and router I also recommend you to give your Pc a fresh new start.If Wifi connected but no internet issue is still appearing, move to the next step.Fix 2: Obtain IP address and DNS server address automaticallyRight click on Network icon and select ‘Open Network and Sharing Center.’2. Now click on your connection i.e. the wireless network to which you are connected to.3. In Wi-Fi status window click on ‘Properties.’4. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties.5. In General tab, tick on Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically.6. Reboot your PC and see if you’re able to Fix WiFi Connected but no Internet Access.If your issue is not solved by above given 2 solution…. Then don’t worry here we have post 7 more method to solve this issue…. Check it out.
I have a BSNL internet connection (RJ11) so how can I use it on my new TP Link wifi router which has RJ45 cable port?
The previous answer has already answered your question. I would like to explain things here.Rj11 and rj45 are different in lot of properties. As said Rj11 is nothing but your telephone line cable. This interface uses telephone line's unused bandwidth for transmission of data alongside voice. But here we have to remember one thing that just like your telephone voice transmission, data transmission over this is analog, i.e. the graph that you get is a wave form with every possible value from 0–1. This network interface is commonly known as DSL.Now, as we know computers, or for that matter any electronic, computes and understands only binary, 0 and 1,and nothing in between. Its either everything or nothing. So what a rj11 modem router does is it first converts analog signal to a digital one, the modem function. Then the router takes this digital signal and transmits this in the environment for the electronics to catch it.On the contrary, a signal coming through rj45 is already in binary, digital form, and it is not needed to be change into anything. Therefore, such routers only have routing capabilities and not that of modem and hence do not take rj11 as input.My suggestion, if you want to use your tp link router get a dsl modem and connect it to your tp link via ethernet.Hope now you have some clarity over both types of networking interface.Thanks.
Ethernet connection not working?
ok guys, I'm usually quite savvy when it comes to pcs but i might need some help on this one. Here are the facts: -My LAN internet connection is not working on my gaming system (motherboard: Asus rog maximus vii ranger) -Every other client in the house (that is including wifi) has working internet -It works perfectly when connected to my laptop (so its not the cable) -I get the LAN symbol with the yellow warning sign in the task bar, yet the network and connection center does not display any connection whatsoever. -When I attempt to troubleshoot it via windows (not that that would ever work), it says "something may be wrong with your ethernet driver" -Nothing I have done has changed any of those facts What I have done: - installed up to date drivers for the mobo port - aaaalll the registry stuff - reset ip via netsh etc. - uninstall drivers and restart - turn off firewall and try again -try a different cable - try to use a USB LAN card (didnt work at all, same problem) -winsockfix -reset and restart the router -panic and go ask yahoo answers I would really appreciate any advice from you guys, hope somebody has encountered something similar and fixed it.
What do the different colors of lights in an Ethernet port mean?
Flashing lights mean activity - no matter what the light is. If it is US/DS, then it is on the Upstream and Downstream. If it is ONLINE, then it almost done connecting to the internet. If it is on WIFI or ethernet then it communicating with one or more devices on your network. That’s a good sign. You don’t want that light off if you have a device plugged into the ethernet. That’s bad.Now as far as colors. That is determined by the manufacturer of the device. There is no standard color when it comes to routers or modems. It’s all different! Since I don’t know the manufacturer or model of the device I will just have to use an example. That is an Arris DG1670A. Which is commonly used with Charter Business Accounts.That model has two color lights on the back: Green/Amber. Green means that the port is running at 1 Gbps. Amber means that it is running at 100 Mbps. If you see Amber that means something connected to that port is not compatible with gigabit speeds. The device automatically slowed itself down to compensate.Is that a problem?Provably not. Most internet speeds are not fast enough for you to notice. Only at speeds faster than 100 are you going to notice the difference. Or if you transfer large files between the computers. Otherwise - your fine for now. Worry about it when it becomes a problem.If you want more specific information then please include the model and make of your router. That will help us explain more. Hope that helps you understand modem/router lights. Take care.
How do you troubleshoot a D-link router that is not working?
In order to troubleshoot D-link Old or new router you need to follow some right steps:-If you have old router then please reset it.Resetting clears all your network setting.For troubleshoot you must aware of your internet connection type and default gateway.STEPS1. connection check up> Ensure your router internet port(yellow in color) is connected to modem using Ethernet cable.> Plug in the modem and router to the power source.2. log into routernote:- you can login to your router either wireless or wired.For wireless:-> you need computer or smart phone with your favorite browser.> go to the WiFi setting of your computer or smart phone and refresh network list. you may be able to see new d-link network.step 2.a.: Open your browser and type 192.168.0.1 or use http://dlinkrouter.localstep 2.b.: a login page will prompt and by default the username is admin and password is blank(no password)3. check your connection statusstep 3.a.: Once you login click on status bar.step 3.b.: check cable status --- connected."If this is disconnected" then repeat step 1step 3.c.: check network status --- connected.Read here for Setup & Configure D-link Wireless Router4. change your passwordstep 4.a.: click on setup button.step 4.b.: click on “Wireless Settings Connection Setup” button.step 4.c.: Scroll down to the field representing my “Pre-Shared Key”. If you don’t see it, select a security mode from the drop down menu at the bottom of the screen first.step 4.d.: Type in a new password.
Can you turn a electic outlet into an a phone jack?
_If you want to turn an electrical outlet like a plug into a phone Jack there's several devices that will do this however I do not think it will work with a modem the data transfer rate would probably be too slow. 'Let's face it - there's usually never a phone jack where you need one. Whether you want phone in the living room or want to move your TiVo or ReplayTV to a television somewhere without a phone jack, wiring one in can sometimes be impossible or expensive. You can easily forego the expense and hassle of hardwiring in a phone jack where you need one by using a wireless phone jack extender. The kit comes with two devices - a transmitter that wirelessly transmits the phone signal and a receiver which catches the signal. These devices usually range between $50 and $100, and can quickly solve your phone jack issues." Addendum: You could probably go to your hardware store buy a length of telephone wire, connect one end to the nearest telephone Jack in your house by taking off the cover and matching the wires (Color coded) to the wires. run the wire to your room and attach a modular phone Jack (purchased at your local hardware store) to the other end. Not necessarily pretty, but effective I have done something very similar to this and ran a dialup modem on it for years.
Need to move my Uverse Router to another room?
I have my current Uverse Router/Main Hub in the living room and a security camera system in another room. The only way to connect to the cameras remotely is if they are connected to my network. Without having to run an ethernet cord close to 200 feet to the other room, is there any way to move the main hub to the other room and plug it into the jack located there. I know the installation guy had asked where I wanted my main hub (an insinuation that it mattered). I also asked customer service and they mention a new tech would maybe have to install a new wall outlet. Is there a specific way these things are wired that there is a MAIN wire from the pole that runs to the 1 specific outlet, and thereby making it impossible to easily move from room to room? Or if all the lines are the same and only the jack is different, can I just swap out the two outlets in the two rooms and it should work. I already tried moving it into the other room and it didn't take.
Hi. I recently began using an ethernet cord for my lap top. Was wonderin if anybody knows what this means:?
"Your connection was interrupted A network change was detected. ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED" It happens every five minutes or so, but lap top worked fine on wifi. I just decided to "hard wire" it because there's a 50 mbps difference between my hard wired desk top and wifi lap top speeds. I get the higher speed with the ethernet cord, as I am supposed to, but am getting kicked offline every couple minutes. I ran all the diagnostic stuff I could think of. I though I fixed it with that, but I was kicked offline once since then, so. Computer people: got any idea what 's up?