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Powercycle your modem and wireless router (unplug the power cords of both devices from the electric outlet, then replug). Restart your computer. Connect to the wireless network.  Test browse; check if you can access the Internet.

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Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections. Right click Wireless network connection, then click Properties. The Wireless network connection properties window should open. In the Wireless network connection properties window, click to highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), then click Properties. In the Internet Protocol properties window, the default settings should be Obtain an IP address

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1. Disable any security firewall in your computer. **At times, firewalls may limit or even block Internet access. For some security softwares like Norton, you may set the time as to how long you want the firewall to be disabled. It'll then re-enable after the set time. You may restart your computer after disabling the firewall. If you are then able to get online, you may re-enable your security

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Internet ExplorerLaunch Internet Explorer. In the menu bar, click the Tools menu, then click Internet Options. In the Internet Options window, click the Connections tab, then click LAN settings. In the LAN Settings window under Proxy server, make sure the Proxy server check box is either checked or unchecked depending on whether you are using a proxy or not. Most likely at home you will have

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Having software installation problems? Cannot remove a software from Add or Remove Programs (Windows XP) or Programs and Features (Windows Vista and 7)? You may want to remove the Windows Installer configuration information for your program if you experience installation (Setup) problems. For example, you may have to remove a program's Windows Installer configuration information if you

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What to do when the network icon does not display in the System Tray? To restore the Network icons in the System tray, follow these steps: Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Classes > Local Settings > Software > Microsoft >Windows > CurrentVersion > TrayNotify. Right-click IconStreams, then click Delete. Right-click PastIconsStream, then click Delete. On the desktop, right-click the taskbar,

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What if your Windows 7 becomes corrupt and fails to boot? Some computers today come with a pre-installed Windows Operating System and manufacturers sometimes don’t include Windows installation disk. It is then greatly recommended that users create a recovery disk as soon as possible and keep it in a safe place. In case your Windows 7 fails to boot, the recovery disk can help fix the problem.

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Are you setting up a wireless connection using WPA2 encryption on Windows XP Service Pack 2? You might wonder why the Windows XP Service Pack 2 wireless utility doesn't have a native WPA2 encryption support. Windows XP Service Pack 2 does not support WPA encryption type , but Windows XP Service Pack 3 does. In case you need to use WPA2 encryption on a Windows XP Service Pack 2 system, download

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Can't connect to the Internet using your Mobile Broadband utility? You may may manually setup a dial-up connection if you have issues with the utility. This workaround is applicable to all service providers and all Operating Systems (XP/Vista/7). The look may be quite different but the options are similar. This should work as long as there are no problems with your Mobile Internet service

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You may want to get on to your desktop screen right after booting your computer. You may find it time-consuming to logon to your computer especially when you need to get things done fast. There is a way to bypass the Windows XP logon page. To get passed through the computer logon page, follow these steps: Click Start, click Run, type 'control userpasswords2', then click OK. The User Accounts

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Does it take too long for your computer to boot or shutdown? You may have all sorts of security software thinking it could be a virus, spyware, or malware infection, however, there are a number of programs, including different user programs as well as some drivers, that can lengthen startup and shutdown times when installed. Most of these are unnecessary programs running in the background making

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Symptoms: Cannot access the Internet Device manager is blank Network Connections window is blank Ipconfig returns show 0.0.0.0 Ipconfig /renew returns: RPCSS errors; The dependency service or group failed to start The taskbar is white Cannot switch users No audio Should you experience these symptoms on your computer, you may check and set all default Automatic Microsoft Services back to

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Unable to install or uninstall on Windows? You may get error prompts like "Windows Installer Service couldn’t be started", "The Windows Installer Service could not be accessed", or "Could not start the Windows Installer service on Local Computer. Error 5: Access is denied." You may install a fix download for this. To fix this problem, just click on the link below, then download and install the

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AVASTPlease navigate to the system tray on the lower right corner of your desktop. Right click on the avast! icon in system tray > choose Stop On-Access Protection. AVGPlease go to the system tray on the lower right corner of your desktop near your clock. Please open the AVG Control Center program > Double-click on the "AVG Resident Shield" component > Deselect the "Turn on AVG Resident Shield"

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Is your flash player not working on many sites including YouTube, etc.? Well, there's a fix for Windows Vista users who may have been looking for. Try these steps: Go to Computer > C: Drive > Windows > System32 > Macromed > Flash Right-click on Flash9b.ocx, then select Properties. Click the Security tab. Click Everyone on or your own Windows account profile in the group or user names box,

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Application dialogs may exceed the screen size. This is noticed on mini systems running Windows XP Operating System. Solution:Change the DPI settings to 96 DPI in order to prevent the application dialogs from exceeding the screen size. Follow below steps: 1.   Right-click on the blank area on the desktop and click Properties. 2.   Click the Settings tab, then click Advanced. 3.   In the

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Missing Network connection icons in Windows XP? You might wonder why your Network connection icons are gone and so you can't connect to your wireless network. There are about 5 or more ways to get this fixed, however this, so far, is what I consider as one of the easier methods for fixing this problem. To restore missing Network connection icons, follow these steps: Please make sure that the

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Getting BlueScreen or STOP errors? Can’t connect to your wireless network after boot up? These may be caused by unrecoverable software or hardware problems which may shutdown your computer or reboot by itself displaying a message stating that "Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer." You may get network error prompts like "The dependency service or group failed to start"

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Suddenly having problems connecting to the Internet through your wireless network? A lot of factors may be considered for causing this. This may include automatic Windows updates on the computer, security software updates, downloaded programs that may have interrupted your wireless connection, etc. For non-techies, it could be frustrating, however, there is a simple way to get rid of this

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Can't browse any website using Internet Explorer? Sure there are a lot of ways to work on this issue, but just in case you've realized that your Internet Explorer is not functioning although you have Internet connection and if you don't have any other browsers, you may download and install Mozilla Firefox in just a few simple steps.To download and install Mozilla Firefox, follow these steps:1.

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Trying to connect to a wireless network using the Windows utility? You may have a conflicting utility running that was provided with your wireless device, thus disabling the Wireless Zero Configuration service. Wireless Zero Configuration for XP or WLAN AutoConfig for Vista are services provided to select wireless networks in the absence of a wireless connection utility which came with your

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