got me beat - no IP

[Guest]

i have the limited or no connectivity msg on a wireless network

(HP laptop /Intel Pro wireless 2200BG / XPH)

I tried all the usual suspects and finally resorted to reinstalling the OS.
Still the same, so I updated software and drives to latest Intel pro
wireless...still the same.

When I set static IP I get connection.

But wirelessly the pc cannot see the router. I have other notebook than
connects wirelessly no problems.

 

[Maincat]

i have the limited or no connectivity msg on a wireless network

(HP laptop /Intel Pro wireless 2200BG / XPH)

I tried all the usual suspects and finally resorted to reinstalling the
OS.
Still the same, so I updated software and drives to latest Intel pro
wireless...still the same.

When I set static IP I get connection.

But wirelessly the pc cannot see the router. I have other notebook than
connects wirelessly no problems.

You need to have the router enabled to be a DHCP server. Look in the router
configuration and enable DHCP server.

 

[Guest]

please read part that says: <<I have other notebook than

 

[Kerry Brown]

i have the limited or no connectivity msg on a wireless network

(HP laptop /Intel Pro wireless 2200BG / XPH)

I tried all the usual suspects and finally resorted to reinstalling the
OS.
Still the same, so I updated software and drives to latest Intel pro
wireless...still the same.

When I set static IP I get connection.

But wirelessly the pc cannot see the router. I have other notebook than
connects wirelessly no problems.

Have you set up MAC filtering on the router?

 

[Guest]

i have the limited or no connectivity msg on a wireless network

(HP laptop /Intel Pro wireless 2200BG / XPH)

I tried all the usual suspects and finally resorted to reinstalling the OS.
Still the same, so I updated software and drives to latest Intel pro
wireless...still the same.

When I set static IP I get connection.

But wirelessly the pc cannot see the router. I have other notebook than
connects wirelessly no problems.

Tow reason you are having this message:
1- Your Laptop wireless not authenticated to the Wireless Network,
because you are entering the wrong Encryption Key (WEP/WPA-PSK).

2- The Windows wireless Zero configuration is not started or not stated
Automatically and you need to Check the Services for it.

3- There is an Extra Option your Firewall blocking the connection.

Did you ever able to connect with this Laptop?.
Have a look in the Event Viewer under Network Adapter and see if the Device
malfunctioning or there is a conflict .
More Info about your Network will more appreciated and helpful to your
situation!.
HTH.
nass
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