J
Jacques Schett
We recently purchased and setup two IDENTICAL notebook PC's running
Windows Vista Home Premium. We configured wireless internet access and
performed the latest Microsoft updates on both. Added Kaspersky
Antivirus and updated the defs.
Upon delivery, one unit works great, can connect to the wireless,
access the internet and runs all applications.
The other unit can run the apps and connect to the wireless but CANNOT
access the internet (via DNS anyway.) Both get their IP settings from
DHCP on the WAP.
When I ping GOOGLE.COM I get an address and the rest times out.
Pinging any other EXTERNAL address/name produces the same results. If
I open a browser and type in the IP of Google, the page shows up!
TraceRt and PathPing fail to produce results (all time out).
I can do an NSLOOKUP just fine. I can telnet to an IP address but not
a DNS address.
Just tonight I connected to an FTP site and downloaded Firefox. That
works! So this might be related to IE7 and a subsystem maybe?
The firewalls on the machine (Windows and Kaspersky IS 7.0) are off
for now.
The Vista Diagnose & Repair utility is absolutely no help. Either i
get "There are no errors with your network connection" or "There is a
problem that Windows cannot diagnose. Please contact your
administrator." Well, I AM the administrator and I can't figure out
what's wrong!
With Firefox working this is not a DNS issue. What could be stiffiling
the ping and IE 7 name resolution? I'm still a newbie with Vista so
any help is appreciated.
-JS-
Windows Vista Home Premium. We configured wireless internet access and
performed the latest Microsoft updates on both. Added Kaspersky
Antivirus and updated the defs.
Upon delivery, one unit works great, can connect to the wireless,
access the internet and runs all applications.
The other unit can run the apps and connect to the wireless but CANNOT
access the internet (via DNS anyway.) Both get their IP settings from
DHCP on the WAP.
When I ping GOOGLE.COM I get an address and the rest times out.
Pinging any other EXTERNAL address/name produces the same results. If
I open a browser and type in the IP of Google, the page shows up!
TraceRt and PathPing fail to produce results (all time out).
I can do an NSLOOKUP just fine. I can telnet to an IP address but not
a DNS address.
Just tonight I connected to an FTP site and downloaded Firefox. That
works! So this might be related to IE7 and a subsystem maybe?
The firewalls on the machine (Windows and Kaspersky IS 7.0) are off
for now.
The Vista Diagnose & Repair utility is absolutely no help. Either i
get "There are no errors with your network connection" or "There is a
problem that Windows cannot diagnose. Please contact your
administrator." Well, I AM the administrator and I can't figure out
what's wrong!
With Firefox working this is not a DNS issue. What could be stiffiling
the ping and IE 7 name resolution? I'm still a newbie with Vista so
any help is appreciated.
-JS-