Failed to query TCP/IP settings of the connection.

[Guest]

I'm working on a friend's laptop, trying to get it to access the wireless
router, no luck.. I connect it to the router with a cable, still no luck.

It recognises it's connected but gives me a 0.0.0.0 IP, and if I try to
repair the connection it tells me: "Failed to query TCP/IP settings of the
connection."

When searching for Wireless networks, it actually finds the network we have
but just won't connect.

Following advice I found via Google I edited the nettcpip.inf file to allow
TCP/IP protocol to be uninstalled under network settings.. After a restart I
then re-installed it.. Still nothing.

Any ideas?

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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I'm working on a friend's laptop, trying to get it to access the
wireless router, no luck.. I connect it to the router with a cable,
still no luck.

It recognises it's connected but gives me a 0.0.0.0 IP, and if I try
to repair the connection it tells me: "Failed to query TCP/IP
settings of the connection."

When searching for Wireless networks, it actually finds the network
we have but just won't connect.

Following advice I found via Google I edited the nettcpip.inf file to
allow TCP/IP protocol to be uninstalled under network settings..
After a restart I then re-installed it.. Still nothing.

Any ideas?

I'd try to install the latest drivers for the wireless NIC - and if that
doesn't work, try another wireless NIC.

You might also try Winsockfix from here or another respected source -
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4372.html - but since your wired Ethernet
connection is working fine, I'm not sure this is the answer to your
problems.

 

[Guest]

hi

Is there any other pc connected wireless via the same router .. if yes check
the ip address on that pc . Make sure that router's DHCP is enabled . If all
that dosent work connect the pc to the modem directly to check if there any
connectivity . If it works contact the router mfd for technical assistance

regards
Rishi