Problem connecting

Foxtrot

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Now I have a problem connecting to the internet on that computer, I reinstalled my motherboard drivers and I think it has something to do with that. Windows shows no missing hardware or drivers or anything like that. I can't connect to the router or anything at all on that computer either. Everything else is fine, I just can't get an internet connection and all I did was uninstall the mobo drivers and reinstall them.
 
I see two threads on two problems that started at nearly the same time. Tell us what you were doing. *hint, condense your information into one thread*
 
blahblahblah said:
I see two threads on two problems that started at nearly the same time. Tell us what you were doing. *hint, condense your information into one thread*
No one replied to my last one so I see no point in keeping with it, maybe the name wasn't interesting enough to get people to view it. But I fixed that problem, I just need to connect to the effing internet on that computer.
 
Foxtrot said:
No one replied to my last one so I see no point in keeping with it, maybe the name wasn't interesting enough to get people to view it. But I fixed that problem, I just need to connect to the effing internet on that computer.

Common sense tells me they are linked together. Or a massive consipiracy involves purple people eaters. Your call.

1) Are you sure your internet is working? (your ISP isn't down or they are performing maintenance, etc)

2) Windows has a repair connection option on its networks. Sometimes windows just likes to be retarded (this is especially true for wireless networks).
 
blahblahblah said:
Common sense tells me they are linked together. Or a massive consipiracy involves purple people eaters. Your call.

1) Are you sure your internet is working? (your ISP isn't down or they are performing maintenance, etc)

2) Windows has a repair connection option on its networks. Sometimes windows just likes to be retarded (this is especially true for wireless networks).
Ya I just fixed it...really wierd. I tried everything I could think of and then I started using the windows help thing, it told me to look in the device manager and roll back drivers, the problem was that the drivers didn't get uninstalled with everything else for some reason, so I had to reinstall them. Now it works :) gg windows help and support center
 
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